Book,  Chapter

1     I,  Int|    may be divided into three parts:~1 (ch. 4–13). An exposition,
2     I,  22 |      p. 363 in the innermost parts of thy house, thy children
3     I,  36 |      indeed say: “Our hinder parts which are banished from
4    II,  14 | concourse of people from all parts of Greece, when he was overtaken
5    II,  27 |   put my law in their inward parts, and in their heart will
6    II,  30 |    sense of shame: and those parts to which shame attaches
7    II,  30 |   honour; whereas our comely parts have no need of our care.”