Book, Chapter

 1       2, III |    me; and in rejecting her counsel I was rejecting thee - I,
 2       4, VII |   and took neither rest nor counsel, for I was dragging around
 3       5, VIII| thou, taking thy own secret counsel and noting the real point
 4       6, XIV |     in our hearts, but “Thy counsel standeth fast forever.”172
 5       6, XIV |    fast forever.”172 In thy counsel thou didst mock ours, and
 6       8, II  |     under the guise of good counsel, and devours what it loves
 7       9, XXVI|   hear in clarity. All take counsel of thee on whatever point
 8       9, XL  |  below, and have sought thy counsel about them?~With my external
 9       9, XL  |     light from which I took counsel about them all; whether
10      12, XV  |    very immutability of thy counsel. Their book is never closed,