Book, Chapter

1       4, V   |   past and time has healed my wound. Let me learn from thee,
2       5, IX  |  heart been pierced with this wound, it never could have been
3       6, VI  |       didst irritate her sore wound so that she might forsake
4       6, VIII|      was struck with a deeper wound in his soul than the victim
5       6, XII | loosed the chain only hurt my wound. Moreover, the serpent spoke
6       6, XV  | matrimony. Nor indeed was the wound healed that had been caused
7       6, VII |    these had sprung out of my wound, for thou hadst humbled
8       8, XII |   heart except the newly made wound, caused from having the
9       8, XIII|       heart is healed of that wound - so far as it can be charged