Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  1 | effort too much for him. Not satisfied with the language of men,
 2     I,  6 |   single foes, nor will I be satisfied with skirmishes in which
 3     I,  12|   shall conquer, he shall be satisfied. And therefore Christ loves
 4     I,  28|       dearly loved, but they satisfied her not, and a fourth is
 5     I,  28|     not, and a fourth is not satisfied when you say Enough; the
 6     I,  28|    and the earth that is not satisfied with water, and the fire
 7     I,  28|    loved, and they cannot be satisfied with the blood of the slain:
 8     I,  47|  these conditions are seldom satisfied in marriage. A wise man
 9    II,  10|      eat, but when hunger is satisfied, they make us their slaves.
10    II,  11|      and the like, nature is satisfied. Whatever more there may
11    II,  11|     wants of nature are soon satisfied: cold and hunger can be
12    II,  17|      hungry ate until he was satisfied. Again, God by the mouth
13    II,  33|     But that our Lord is not satisfied with what we have, but always