Book, Chapter

 1   Int,        5|  Macarius, and in any case a round number does not count for
 2   III,       IX|     put the body like a worm round the hook of the Godhead,
 3   III,       IX|     This worm |60 by coiling round and encircling Hades strangled
 4   III,       XI|     the yoke of slavery hung round their necks, on account
 5   III,       XV|     through the ocean girdle round about, you will find men
 6   III,   XXXVII| being as it were pierced all round by the stings of the difficulties
 7   III,     XXXI|     in guile, and by putting round him a mask of deceit, he
 8   III,    XXXVI|    virginity, and then turns round and writes, "In the latter
 9    IV,      XII|      of "Clouds and darkness round about him" (Ps. xcvii. 2),
10    IV,   XXVIII|      building and then turns round and refuses to live in it,
11    IV,      XXX|   world should not be turned round like a wheel and preserve
12    IV,      XXX|  prisoner when terrors stand round about him, even so the man