Book, Chapter

1       3, VI  | and higher than my highest reach. I came upon that brazen
2       6, VII |    were not able as yet to reach the height of true virtue,
3       7, VIII|    that road and indeed to reach the goal is nothing else
4       7, XI  |  Yet I still did not quite reach or touch or grasp the goal,
5       8, I   |   and thy right hand didst reach into the depth of my death
6       9, X   | those sounds I never could reach by any sense of the body
7       9, XVII| called memory, desiring to reach thee where thou canst be
8       9, XVII|   beyond memory that I may reach Him who has differentiated
9      11, XVI |  and to permit thy word to reach them. But if they are unwilling,