Book, Chapter

 1       4, VIII |    strange things in the mind. Lo, time came and went from
 2       5, II   | shadows in which they run. For lo, they live in a world of
 3       5, II   |       back and seek thee - and lo, thou art there in their
 4       5, III  |       the shining heavens. And lo, they fell upon the earth,
 5       5, IX   |           CHAPTER IX~ ~16. And lo, I was received in Rome
 6       5, XII  |     had begun to be known. And lo, I then began to learn that
 7       6, IX   |      with his tablets and pen, lo, a young man - another one
 8       6, XVI  |   alone givest it rest.174 And lo, thou art near, and thou
 9      12, XVIII|  things have passed away, and, lo, all things are become new588;
10      12, XIX  |        in its proper mode. For lo, it is as if God were saying, “
11      12, XX   |        made are fair, and yet, lo, thou who didst make all