Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pIII,   23 |            prostrated by stupor of mind and all buried in the delirium
 2 pIII,   24 |        ignorance, what delirium of mind, what failing of the senses,
 3 pIII,   24 |          thy feeling, has made thy mind to sicken, so that not only
 4 pIII,   26 |      latter, lust, leads the human mind into the ruin of vices,
 5 pIII,   26 |   extinguishes the radiance of the mind by the night of desire.
 6 pIII,   27 |            which the breath of our mind faints. Now a likeness to
 7 pIII,   31 |         which had lain close on my mind, lifted 1. And by this reminder,
 8 pIII,   31 |        stomach, so to speak, of my mind cast out all the remnants
 9 pIII,   31 |    restored anew to myself from my mind's wandering, I fell headlong
10 pIII,   32 |       disturbing the welcome in my mind with extreme and pressing
11 mIV,   33  |           upon the simple ideas of mind, dost fashion every species
12 pIV,   34  |         the loving sympathy of thy mind and to treasure in the closet
13 pIV,   42  |        explanations, and grants my mind a rest from disquiet. But
14 pIV,   46  |          rather to be applying thy mind's attention the more closely
15 mV,   47   |         calamity, bold moth of the mind, which the purple of the
16 mV,   47   |           madness infect a woman's mind, she runs into any conceivable
17 pV,   57   |         traced on the chart of thy mind the manner in which the
18 pV,   57   |           then, as I cast into thy mind, fasten there by the nail
19 pV,   58   |       sprout in the ~garden of thy mind, mayest cut it and root
20 pV,   58   |            I : ~'Now long since my mind has rejoiced in the profit
21 pVI,   65  |    mysterious secret places of the mind, and the enjoyment of internal
22 pVI,   65  |          is the sun from which the mind becomes like day in the
23 mVII,   66 |        mortal breasts, the starved mind of man knows not rest.1
24 mVII,   66 |           makes the stomach of the mind dropsical, the mind thirsts
25 mVII,   66 |            the mind dropsical, the mind thirsts as it drinks, and,
26 mVII,   67 |            the walls of his greedy mind, and with great tumult disturb
27 mVII,   67 |        loots the whole city of the mind. Thus the avaricious wretch
28 mVII,   67 |           worthy to be feared, his mind itself often dreams new
29 mVII,   67 |     shipwrecked on blank fear. The mind of the rich man lingers
30 mVII,   68 |         other pleasure allowed the mind which can turn the face
31 mVII,   68 |           riches, and the glory of mind is made most inglorious.
32 pVII,   69 |    deprives the wings of the human mind of liberty. Now is to be
33 pVII,   69 |           the inner haughtiness of mind. For some, whom lowliness
34 pVII,   71 |            of whose bite health of mind sickens and falls into disease,
35 pVII,   71 |         into disease, soundness of mind rots into decay, rest of
36 pVII,   71 |           rots into decay, rest of mind is abandoned for trouble.
37 pVII,   72 |   blindness, the hell of the human mind, the spur of contention,
38 pVII,   72 |            glow of beauty, and his mind is luminous with the splendor
39 pVII,   72 |         plunders the riches of the mind, turns the brightness of
40 pVII,   72 |          the moth of envy from the mind's treasure-house, let him
41 pVII,   74 |          though the chamber of his mind should shine with the jewels
42 pVII,   75 |          tongue the prophet of the mind, yet flatterers divorce
43 pVII,   75 |           soul the tongue from the mind, the speech from the thought,
44 pVII,   75 |          strengthen the fort of my mind against the furious armies
45 mVIII,   76|           lay its booty before the mind. If the passion of greed
46 mVIII,   76| ostentation note the wealth of the mind, the triumph of the mind
47 mVIII,   76|           mind, the triumph of the mind let the neck of desire be
48 pVIII,   80|            the love for her in her mind. And when at the beginning
49 mIX,   87  |         the murmurs of the unhappy mind.1 The pipe, which keeps
50 mIX,   87  |           harshness of the unmoved mind was forced to melt and drive
51 pIX,   92  |          her son, when the Eternal Mind greeted matter, as it was
52 pIX,   93  |         thine edict. For though my mind, which has been tormented
53 pIX,   94  |           brought us into the same mind, since the official rank
54 pIX,   94  |           the secret places of his mind the order of excommunication