Book, Chapter

1     6, 6-9  | augmenting it, we yet looked to arrive only at that very joyousness
2     7, 21-27|         the way, whereby he may arrive, and behold, and hold Thee.
3     8, 6-15 |          and by how many perils arrive we at a greater peril? and
4     8, 6-15 |         greater peril? and when arrive we thither? But a friend
5     9, 10-24|      beyond them, that we might arrive at that region of never-failing
6    10, 17-26|      called memory, desirous to arrive at Thee, whence Thou mayest
7    10, 17-26|         memory also, that I may arrive at Him who hath separated