Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-4  |      again what Thou findest, yet didst never lose; never in need,
 2     1, 6-7  |           of whose substance Thou didst sometime fashion me. Thus
 3     1, 6-7  |          breasts for me; but Thou didst bestow the food of my infancy
 4     1, 11-17|          father; and in this Thou didst aid her to prevail over
 5     1, 12-19|         of our head are numbered, didst use for my good the error
 6     1, 12-19|         who would not learn, Thou didst use for my punishment -
 7     1, 12-19|      those who did not well, Thou didst well for me; and by my own
 8     1, 12-19|            and by my own sin Thou didst justly punish me. For Thou
 9     1, 15-24|            read, reckon. For Thou didst grant me Thy discipline,
10     1, 19-30|     childhood which Thou our King didst commend as an emblem of
11     2, 3-7  |       wandered further from Thee? Didst Thou then indeed hold Thy
12     3, 1-1  |         Mercy, with how much gall didst Thou out of Thy great goodness
13     3, 3-5  |          in all these things Thou didst scourge me! I dared even,
14     3, 6-10 |    thereon; not eagerly, for Thou didst not in them taste to me
15     4, 3-5  |          grace to the humble. But didst Thou fail me even by that
16     4, 16-27|          the lowest pit. For Thou didst not make me to hear joy
17     5, 6-11 |           and my remembrance, Who didst at that time direct me by
18     5, 6-11 |    mystery of Thy providence, and didst set those shameful errors
19     5, 7-13 |        for me unto Thee; and Thou didst deal with me by wondrous
20     5, 7-13 |         me by wondrous ways. Thou didst it, O my God: for the steps
21     5, 8-14 |                       5.8.14 Thou didst deal with me, that I should
22     5, 8-14 |           of my soul, at Carthage didst goad me, that I might thereby
23     5, 8-14 |         torn from it; and at Rome didst proffer me allurements,
24     5, 8-14 |         and, to correct my steps, didst secretly use their and my
25     5, 8-15 |     groans filled Thine ears, Who didst then disregard them; whilst
26     6, 5-7  |           and composing my heart, didst persuade me - considering
27     6, 5-7  |        considering all this, Thou didst persuade me, that not they
28     6, 1    |           me; I wavered, and Thou didst guide me; I wandered through
29     6, 1    |        way of the world, and Thou didst not forsake me. ~ ~
30     6, 6-9  |         wretched was it! and Thou didst irritate the feeling of
31     6, 6-9  |     miserable was I then, and how didst Thou deal with me, to make
32     6, 6-9  |       please. Wherefore also Thou didst break my bones with the
33     6, 7-12 |          and that order is just), didst of my heart and tongue make
34     6, 8-13 |        draw in others. Yet thence didst Thou with a most strong
35     6, 9-14 |           no other cause, I deem, didst Thou, our God, suffer it,
36     6, 12-22|       commiserating us miserable, didst come to our help, by wondrous
37     6, 14-24|         Out of which counsel Thou didst deride ours, and preparedst
38     7, 8-12 |  deformities; and by inward goads didst Thou rouse me, that I should
39     7, 10-16|          such as to see. And Thou didst beat back the weakness of
40     7, 15-21|       Thou, who only art Eternal, didst not begin to work after
41     8, 1-1  |          its straitness. And Thou didst put into my mind, and it
42     8, 2-4  |          did smoke, by what means didst Thou convey Thyself into
43     8, 5-12 |         thee light. And when Thou didst on all sides show me that
44     8, 6-13 |               8.6.13 And how Thou didst deliver me out of the bonds
45     8, 7-16 |            while he was speaking, didst turn me round towards myself,
46     8, 7-16 |          relation, and Thou again didst set me over against myself,
47     8, 12-30|       many years before. And Thou didst convert her mourning into
48     9, 1-1  |        joy to part with. For Thou didst cast them forth from me,
49     9, 3-6  |        first been made Christian, didst Thou release from the flesh;
50     9, 4-7  |      freed. And it was done. Thou didst rescue my tongue, whence
51     9, 4-12 |      swiftness of Thy mercy. Thou didst then torment me with pain
52     9, 6-14 |  workmaster of such wonders? Soon didst Thou take his life from
53     9, 7-16 |                       9.7.16 Then didst Thou by a vision discover
54     9, 8-17 |         of one mind in one house, didst join with us Euodius also,
55     9, 8-18 |      salvation of our souls, what didst Thou then, O my God? how
56     9, 8-18 |          Thou then, O my God? how didst Thou cure her? how heal
57     9, 8-18 |           cure her? how heal her? didst Thou not out of another
58     9, 8-18 |  turbulence of the tide of times, didst by the very unhealthiness
59     9, 12-32|          heal my sorrow, yet Thou didst not; impressing, I believe,
60    10, 33-49|          and subdued me; but Thou didst loosen and free me. Now,
61    10, 35-57|          made me see my infirmity didst speedily admonish me either
62    10, 36-58|      desire with good things: who didst curb my pride with Thy fear,
63    11, 5-7  |                    11.5.7 But how didst Thou make the heaven and
64    11, 5-7  |       Thou make them? how, O God, didst Thou make heaven and earth?
65    11, 5-7  |         heaven, nor in the earth, didst Thou make heaven and earth;
66    11, 5-7  |            nor in the whole world didst Thou make the whole world;
67    11, 5-7  |       made, that it might be. Nor didst Thou hold any thing in Thy
68    11, 6-8  |                    11.6.8 But how didst Thou speak? In the way that
69    11, 6-8  |         at all. By what Word then didst Thou speak, that a body
70    11, 9-11 |  Beginning, and in that Beginning didst Thou make heaven and earth. ~ ~
71    11, 13-15|        Maker of heaven and earth, didst for innumerable ages forbear
72    11, 13-15|            why say they that Thou didst forego working? For that
73    11, 13-15|       working? For that very time didst Thou make, nor could times
74    11, 13-15|          demanded, what Thou then didst? For there was no "then,"
75    11, 13-16|            is Eternity; therefore didst Thou beget The Coeternal,
76    11, 19-25|          things to come? For Thou didst teach Thy Prophets. By what
77    12, 3-3  |           had no shape. Therefore didst Thou command it to be written,
78    12, 6-6  |      whole, whatsoever knots Thou didst open for me in this question,
79    12, 7-7  |          Holy, Lord God Almighty, didst in the Beginning, which
80    12, 7-7  |          therefore out of nothing didst Thou create heaven and earth;
81    12, 12-15|          unto time. But this Thou didst not leave thus formless,
82    12, 12-15|       days, Thou in the Beginning didst create Heaven and Earth;
83    13, 15-16|      knowest, how Thou with skins didst clothe men, when they by
84    13, 23-33|       over them, -for in this way didst Thou make man male and female,
85    13, 24-35|         understand something? why didst Thou not as well bless the
86    13, 33-48|      without any interval of time didst give form. For seeing the
87    13, 34-49|           in due season; and Thou didst justify the ungodly, and
88    13, 34-49|          heavenly. And after this didst Thou kindle certain lights
89    13, 34-49|         the unbelieving Gentiles, didst Thou out of corporeal matter
90    13, 34-49|      blessed and multiplied. Next didst Thou form the living soul
91    13, 34-49|           image and likeness; and didst subject its rational actions
92    13, 36-51| continuance; that that which Thou didst after Thy works which were
93    13, 38-53|            the One, the Good God, didst never cease doing good.