Book, Chapter

1     Int, 1   |      promised that I should not perish? I certainly declared there
2       3, XII |       son of these tears should perish.” As she often told me afterward,
3       4, X   |       they begin to wax old and perish, and, if all do not wax
4       4, X   |       do not wax old, still all perish. Therefore, when they rise
5       4, XI  |         where they go when they perish, but shall stand and abide,
6       6, XI  |        the strain of work?~19. “Perish everything and let us dismiss
7       7, X   |       CHAPTER X ~ ~22. Let them perish from thy presence, O God,
8       7, X   |       and deceivers of the soul perish, who, when they observe
9       9, XXXV| pleasures - in which its slaves perish because they separate themselves