Book, Chapter

  1     1, 1-1  |            us for Thyself, and our heart is restless, until it repose
  2     1, 5-5  |        Thou wouldest enter into my heart, and inebriate it, that
  3     1, 5-5  |         may hear. Behold, Lord, my heart is before Thee; open Thou
  4     1, 5-6  |        forgiven the iniquity of my heart? I contend not in judgment
  5     1, 11-17|            troubled (since, with a heart pure in Thy faith, she even
  6     1, 13-21|            O God. Thou light of my heart, Thou bread of my inmost
  7     1, 14-23|   punishment to urge me on, for my heart urged me to give birth to
  8     1, 16-26|            did it, and with all my heart I did it." - Not one whit
  9     1, 17-27|         the yet tender shoot of my heart by the prop of Thy Scriptures;
 10     1, 18-28|           for Thy pleasures, whose heart saith unto Thee, I have
 11     2, 2-2  |          beclouded and overcast my heart, that I could not discern
 12     2, 3-5  |       Thine ears than a confessing heart, and a life of faith? Who
 13     2, 3-5  |         good Lord of Thy field, my heart. ~ ~
 14     2, 3-7  |       Nothing whereof sunk into my heart, so as to do it. For she
 15     2, 4-9  |            was misliked. Behold my heart, O God, behold my heart,
 16     2, 4-9  |            heart, O God, behold my heart, which Thou hadst pity upon
 17     2, 4-9  |           pit. Now, behold, let my heart tell Thee what it sought
 18     2, 1    |          the joy of the upright in heart. ~ ~
 19     2, 5-11 |           through idleness hand or heart should grow inactive." And
 20     2, 8-16 |            He that enlighteneth my heart, and discovereth its dark
 21     3, 4-7  |      almost all admire, not so his heart. This book of his contains
 22     3, 4-8  |          time (Thou, O light of my heart, knowest) Apostolic Scripture
 23     3, 4-8  |     Saviour Thy Son, had my tender heart, even with my mother's milk,
 24     3, 6-10 |       noise of the tongue, for the heart was void of truth. Yet they
 25     3, 8-15 |           to love God with all his heart, with all his soul, and
 26     3, 8-16 |          found guilty, raging with heart and tongue against Thee,
 27     3, 11-19|        Thine ears were towards her heart? O Thou Good omnipotent,
 28     4, 2-3  |         love for Thee, O God of my heart; for I knew not how to love
 29     4, 3-4  |          and a broken and contrite heart wilt Thou not despise. ~ ~
 30     4, 4-9  |             4.4.9 At this grief my heart was utterly darkened; and
 31     4, 5-10 |         and approach the ear of my heart unto Thy mouth, that Thou
 32     4, 6-11 |          me, I remember. Behold my heart, O my God, behold and see
 33     4, 7-12 |      thence. For whither should my heart flee from my heart? Whither
 34     4, 7-12 |       should my heart flee from my heart? Whither should I flee from
 35     4, 9-14 |      sorrows, that steeping of the heart in tears, all sweetness
 36     4, 11-16|           deaf in the ear of thine heart with the tumult of thy folly.
 37     4, 12-18|       loved. He is within the very heart, yet hath the heart strayed
 38     4, 12-18|           very heart, yet hath the heart strayed from Him. Go back
 39     4, 12-18|        from Him. Go back into your heart, ye transgressors, and cleave
 40     4, 12-19|           we might return into our heart, and there find Him. For
 41     4, 12-19|           men, how long so slow of heart? Even now, after the descent
 42     4, 13-20|          my mind, out of my inmost heart, and I wrote "on the fair
 43     4, 14-21|           doth this love enter the heart of the hearer from the mouth
 44     4, 14-21|        extol him with an unfeigned heart; that is, when one that
 45     4, 15-22|            and the beatings of his heart. ~ ~
 46     4, 15-23|           he disapproved, my empty heart, void of Thy solidity, had
 47     4, 16-27|          buzzing in the ears of my heart, which I turned, O sweet
 48     5, 1-1  |        within him; seeing a closed heart closes not out Thy eye,
 49     5, 2-2  |            Thou art there in their heart, in the heart of those that
 50     5, 2-2  |       there in their heart, in the heart of those that confess to
 51     5, 3-3  |             but to the contrite in heart, nor art found by the proud,
 52     5, 3-5  |           earth, and their foolish heart was darkened. They discourse
 53     5, 6-11 |      conscience? before Thee is my heart, and my remembrance, Who
 54     5, 7-12 |        nothing. But this man had a heart, though not right towards
 55     5, 7-13 |             and out of my mother's heart's blood, through her tears
 56     5, 9-16 |          as yet in my sacrilegious heart. For I did not in all that
 57     5, 9-16 |        which wound had my mother's heart been pierced, it could never
 58     5, 9-17 |           the contrite and humbled heart of that chaste and sober
 59     5, 9-17 |            laid up in her faithful heart, and ever praying, urged
 60     5, 10-18|            around my lips, that my heart might not turn aside to
 61     5, 12-22|       justice cheap. These also my heart hated, though not with a
 62     5, 14-24|        them. And while I opened my heart to admit "how eloquently
 63     6, 1-1  |            found not the God of my heart; and had come into the depths
 64     6, 1-1  |     deliver him to his mother. Her heart then was shaken with no
 65     6, 1-1  |            most calmly, and with a heart full of confidence, she
 66     6, 2-2  |            God, and thus thinks my heart of it in Thy sight, that
 67     6, 3-3  |            over the pages, and his heart searched out the sense,
 68     6, 4-5  |         the more sharply gnawed my heart, the more ashamed I was,
 69     6, 4-6  |           were true. For I kept my heart from assenting to any thing,
 70     6, 5-7  |          touching and composing my heart, didst persuade me - considering
 71     6, 1    |           such as are not light of heart; that so it might receive
 72     6, 6-9  |            was not Thou. Behold my heart, O Lord, who wouldest I
 73     6, 6-9  |            who knew I lied, and my heart was panting with these anxieties,
 74     6, 7-12 |        order is just), didst of my heart and tongue make burning
 75     6, 9-14 | market-place what he was to say by heart (as scholars use to practise),
 76     6, 10-16|         was promised; with all his heart he scorned it: threats were
 77     6, 11-20|         winds shifted and drove my heart this way and that, time
 78     6, 13-23|      longing, with strong cries of heart she daily begged of Thee,
 79     6, 14-24|          many thoughts were in our heart, but Thy counsel standeth
 80     6, 15-25|       hindrance to my marriage, my heart which clave unto her was
 81     7, 1-1  |       things subject to change. My heart passionately cried out against
 82     7, 1-2  |          are wont to range, did my heart then range: nor yet did
 83     7, 2-3  |      without horrible blasphemy of heart and tongue, thus thinking
 84     7, 3-4  |        whom I shrunk with my whole heart: for I saw, that through
 85     7, 5-7  |           revolved in my miserable heart, overcharged with most gnawing
 86     7, 5-7  |       Catholic, firmly fixed in my heart, in many points, indeed,
 87     7, 7-11 |            the pangs of my teeming heart, what groans, O my God!
 88     7, 7-11 |           from the groanings of my heart; and my desire was before
 89     7, 9-14 |            He is meek and lowly in heart; and the meek He directeth
 90     7, 9-14 |         for I am meek and lowly in heart, and ye shall find rest
 91     7, 9-14 |        thoughts; and their foolish heart is darkened; professing
 92     7, 9-15 |        instead of Thee; turning in heart back towards Egypt; and
 93     7, 10-16|           AM." And I heard, as the heart heareth, nor had I room
 94     7, 14-20|         Thee, and placed it in its heart; and had again become the
 95     7, 21-27|            a broken and a contrite heart, the salvation of the people,
 96     7, 21-27|            He is meek and lowly in heart; for these things hast Thou
 97     8, 1-1  |         words had stuck fast in my heart, and I was hedged round
 98     8, 1-1  |           all was wavering, and my heart had to be purged from the
 99     8, 2-5  |           draw him into their very heart; yea by their love and joy
100     8, 4-9  |          the more welcome then the heart of Victorinus was esteemed,
101     8, 6-15 |          and down the waves of his heart, he stormed at himself a
102     8, 6-15 |            other two, fixing their heart on heaven, remained in the
103     8, 8-19 |         soul, in the chamber of my heart, troubled in mind and countenance,
104     8, 8-19 |          our learning, and without heart, to, where we wallow in
105     8, 11-27|             This controversy in my heart was self against self only.
106     8, 12-28|          misery in the sight of my heart; there arose a mighty storm,
107     8, 12-29|            bitter contrition of my heart, when, lo! I heard from
108     8, 12-29|           serenity infused into my heart, all the darkness of doubt
109     9, 1-1  |            the sacrifice of Let my heart and my tongue praise Thee;
110     9, 1-1  |          and from the bottom of my heart emptied that abyss of corruption.
111     9, 2-4  |        sinned in this, that with a heart fully set on Thy service,
112     9, 3-6  |          from my inmost marrow, My heart hath said unto Thee, I have
113     9, 4-7  |            hadst before rescued my heart. And I blessed Thee, rejoicing;
114     9, 4-7  |        subduedst the brother of my heart, Alypius, unto the name
115     9, 4-9  |           of men, how long slow of heart? why do ye love vanity,
116     9, 4-9  |       cries out, How long, slow of heart? why do ye love vanity,
117     9, 4-10 |           as they brought me their heart in their eyes roving abroad
118     9, 4-10 |           hadst put gladness in my heart. And I cried out, as I read
119     9, 4-11 |          And with a loud cry of my heart I cried out in the next
120     9, 4-12 |         not speak, it came into my heart to desire all my friends
121     9, 6-14 |            Truth distilled into my heart, whence the affections of
122     9, 8-17 |        this temporal light, and in heart, that I might be born to
123     9, 9-21 |           her in the school of the heart. ~ ~
124     9, 9-22 |      perceived Thy presence in her heart. For she had been the wife
125     9, 10-23|           hath it entered into the heart of man. But yet we gasped
126     9, 10-23|       gasped with the mouth of our heart, after those heavenly streams
127     9, 10-24|            the whole effort of our heart; and we sighed, and there
128     9, 11-28|     goodness begun to cease in her heart, I knew not, and rejoiced
129     9, 12-29|            a mighty sorrow into my heart, which was overflowing into
130     9, 12-29|          me, which was, through my heart's youthful voice, finding
131     9, 12-31|           I was keeping down in my heart. And being very much displeased
132     9, 12-32|          could not exude out of my heart. Then I slept, and woke
133     9, 12-33|          they desired; reposing my heart upon them; and it found
134     9, 13-34|            9.13.34 But now, with a heart cured of that wound, wherein
135     9, 13-35|      Praise and my Life, God of my heart, laying aside for a while
136     9, 13-35|           mercifully, and from her heart forgave her debtors their
137     9, 13-37|      masters, whom with voice, and heart, and pen I serve, that so
138    10, 1-1  |       light. This would I do in my heart before Thee in confession:
139    10, 3-4  |        read and heard, stir up the heart, that it sleep not in despair
140    10, 3-4  |         but their ear is not at my heart where I am, whatever I am.
141    10, 6-8  |        Lord. Thou hast stricken my heart with Thy word, and I loved
142    10, 8-12 |           away with the hand of my heart, from the face of my remembrance;
143    10, 8-12 |           when I repeat a thing by heart. ~ ~
144    10, 10-17|         forth when I willed. In my heart then they were, even before
145    10, 22-32|           Lord, far be it from the heart of Thy servant who here
146    10, 31-46|           my ears, enlightening my heart; deliver me out of all temptation.
147    10, 34-52|          great age, with illumined heart, in the persons of his sons
148    10, 35-56|          off, and thrust out of my heart, as Thou hast given me,
149    10, 35-57|          great mercy. For when our heart becomes the receptacle of
150    10, 35-57|            direct the voice of our heart to Thine ears, this so great
151    10, 37-60|            matter the groans of my heart, and the floods of mine
152    10, 37-62|            truth before Thee in my heart and tongue? This madness
153    10, 38-64|          seest the trembling of my heart; and I rather feel my wounds
154    10, 41-66|           help. For with a wounded heart have I beheld Thy brightness,
155    10, 42-67|          by the agreement of their heart, drew unto themselves the
156    10, 43-70|           misery, I had cast in my heart, and had purposed to flee
157    11, 1-1  |          and merciful, and pure in heart, and peace-makers. See,
158    11, 2-3  |         charity; and Thou seest my heart, that so it is. I would
159    11, 9-11 |         through me, and strikes my heart without hurting it; and
160    11, 11-13|       things eternal, whilst their heart fluttereth between the motions
161    11, 11-13|        present? Who shall hold the heart of man, that it may stand
162    11, 25-32|           but as I speak, so is my heart. Thou shalt light my candle;
163    11, 31-41|        Thou, and yet the humble in heart are Thy dwelling-place;
164    12, 1-1  |                          12.1.1 My heart, O Lord, touched with the
165    12, 6-6  |            the whole? Nor shall my heart for all this cease to give
166    12, 10-10|         the Truth, the Light of my heart, not mine own darkness,
167    12, 11-14|           the emptiness of his own heart, wonders and tosses himself
168    12, 15-22|          then of all that which my heart loudly uttered unto my God,
169    12, 16-23|             Speak Thou truly in my heart; for only Thou so speakest:
170    12, 16-23|        remembering Jerusalem, with heart lifted up towards it, Jerusalem
171    12, 18-27|          is charity, out of a pure heart and good conscience, and
172    12, 25-34|            a softening dew into my heart, that I may patiently bear
173    12, 25-34|       Spirit, and have seen in the heart of Thy servant what they
174    12, 25-35|          Lord our God with all our heart, with all our soul, and
175    12, 26-36|          that by the service of my heart and tongue those books might
176    12, 31-42|      fearlessly I speak it from my heart), that were I to indite
177    13, 6-7  |             unto Thee lift I up my heart, let it not teach me vanities,
178    13, 9-10 |            Thy ways that be in our heart, and sing a song of degrees;
179    13, 19-24|            will not be, unless thy heart be there: nor will that
180    13, 21-29|    life-giving delight of the pure heart. ~ ~