Book, Chapter

 1     Int        |      before Chalcedon - and he drew all this into an unsystematic
 2       1, XIII  | poisonous pleasures that first drew us from thee.~
 3       4, XV    |       explained it orally, but drew many diagrams in the sand -
 4       6, IV    |      while at the same time he drew aside the mystic veil and
 5       6, VIII  |        friendly violence, they drew him, resisting and objecting
 6       7, VII   |       to go after thee? Yet it drew back. It refused. It would
 7       7, XI    |   stood aside for a moment and drew breath. And I tried again,
 8       9, XXVII |   breathe fragrant odors and I drew in my breath; and now I
 9       9, XXXIII|        The delights of the ear drew and held me much more powerfully,
10       9, XLII  |        likeness of heart, they drew to themselves the princes