Book, Chapter

 1     Int      | following year. Shortly after he entered into his episcopal duties
 2       2, VI  |        if any one of these pears entered my mouth, the only good
 3       3, XI  |        supplication. Her prayers entered thy presence, and yet thou
 4       6, VIII|          mighty clamor which had entered through his ears and unlocked
 5       6, XII |        in his early youth he had entered upon the path of promiscuity,
 6       6, X   |         to return into myself, I entered into my inward soul, guided
 7       6, X   |       thou wast my helper. And I entered, and with the eye of my
 8       7, VIII|    indignation because I had not entered thy will and covenant, O
 9       8, X   |       nor ear heard, neither has entered into the heart of man.294
10       9, X   |        door by which any of them entered. For the eyes say, “If they
11       9, XXV |       not find thee there. And I entered into the inmost seat of