Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-5  |            I am thy salvation. So speak, that I may hear. Behold,
 2     1, 5-6  |       believe, and therefore do I speak. Lord, Thou knowest. Have
 3     1, 6-7  |            1.6.7 Yet suffer me to speak unto Thy mercy, me, dust
 4     1, 6-7  |           ashes. Yet suffer me to speak, since I speak to Thy mercy,
 5     1, 6-7  |       suffer me to speak, since I speak to Thy mercy, and not to
 6     1, 7-11 |        baby envious; it could not speak, yet it turned pale and
 7     1, 8-13 |         observed how I learned to speak. It was not that my elders
 8     1, 15-24|           for Thy service, that I speak, write, read, reckon. For
 9     1, 17-27|           and fear of stripes, to speak the words of Juno, as she
10     1, 19-30|           had not. These things I speak and confess to Thee, my
11     2, 2-4  |        was that I should learn to speak excellently, and be a persuasive
12     2, 6-12 |       thou any thing, that thus I speak to thee? Fair were the pears
13     3, 3-5  |           steps. For not as I now speak, did I feel when I turned
14     4, 4-8  |     Forthwith, as soon as I could speak with him (and I could, so
15     4, 6-11 |                   4.6.11 But what speak I of these things? for now
16     4, 11-17|          please thee. For what we speak also, by the same sense
17     4, 17-28|        the book appeared to me to speak very clearly of substances,
18     5, 6-10 |          discourse, and who could speak fluently and in better terms,
19     6, 1-1  |       should revive, and begin to speak, and Thou shouldest deliver
20     6, 7-11 |         and most familiarly did I speak thereof with Alypius and
21     6, 12-21|   Moreover, by me did the serpent speak unto Alypius himself, by
22     7, 6-9  |          the same constellations, speak diversely, or if I spake
23     7, 6-9  |           or if I spake the same, speak falsely: thence it followed
24     7, 6-10 |           them. Therefore he must speak falsely; or if truly, then,
25     7, 6-10 |           but by chance, would he speak truly. For Thou, O Lord,
26     8, 5-11 |          And who has any right to speak against it, if just punishment
27     9, 4-8  |         in truth neither should I speak the same things, nor in
28     9, 4-12 |           height that I could not speak, it came into my heart to
29     9, 8-17 |         but Thine in her, would I speak of; for neither did she
30     9, 9-20 |        who, to please her, should speak ill of her daughter-in-law
31     9, 9-22 |        own gift Thou sufferest to speak), us, who before her sleeping
32     9, 10-25|           made them, and He alone speak, not by them but by Himself,
33    10, 1-1  |           my hope, therefore do I speak; and in this hope do I rejoice,
34    10, 6-8  |          the heaven and the earth speak Thy praises. But what do
35    10, 6-10 |         the whole." Now to thee I speak, O my soul, thou art my
36    10, 8-14 |           avert this or that!" So speak I to myself: and when I
37    10, 8-14 |           I to myself: and when I speak, the images of all I speak
38    10, 8-14 |        speak, the images of all I speak of are present, out of the
39    10, 8-14 |   treasury of memory; nor would I speak of any thereof, were the
40    10, 14-22|           For who would willingly speak thereof, if so oft as we
41    10, 14-22|     fearful? And yet could we not speak of them, did we not find
42    10, 16-24|          did I not remember it? I speak not of the sound of the
43    10, 34-53|        weariness. And I, though I speak and see this, entangle my
44    10, 41-66|         no man would in such wise speak falsely, as himself to be
45    10, 43-70|          blood. Let not the proud speak evil of me; because I meditate
46    11, 3-5  |          his mouth. And should he speak Hebrew, in vain will it
47    11, 3-5  |         gavest him Thy servant to speak these things, give to me
48    11, 6-8  |         11.6.8 But how didst Thou speak? In the way that the voice
49    11, 6-8  |         what Word then didst Thou speak, that a body might be made,
50    11, 11-13|                      11.11.13 Who speak thus, do not yet understand
51    11, 14-17|            we understand, when we speak of it; we understand also,
52    11, 18-24| sun-rising itself (as now while I speak of it), I could not foretell
53    11, 20-26|           thus we be permitted to speak, I see three times, and
54    11, 20-26|        things are there, which we speak properly, most things improperly;
55    11, 21-27|        any other like way that we speak of time, except of spaces
56    11, 22-28|      believed, and therefore do I speak. This is my hope, for this
57    11, 22-28|         syllable." These words we speak, and these we hear, and
58    11, 25-32|          Lord, that I know that I speak this in time, and that having
59    11, 25-32|          Thee I lie not; but as I speak, so is my heart. Thou shalt
60    11, 30-40|       created being, and cease to speak that vanity. May they also
61    12, 10-10|            not mine own darkness, speak unto me. I fell off into
62    12, 10-10|           revive in Thee. Do Thou speak unto me, do Thou discourse
63    12, 16-23|         be not Thou silent to me. Speak Thou truly in my heart;
64    12, 18-27|          seeing we believe him to speak truly, we dare not imagine
65    12, 25-34|          of Thy servant what they speak, but because they be proud;
66    12, 25-35|     hearken, for before Thee do I speak, and before my brethren,
67    12, 31-42|           I do," I suppose that I speak more reverently, "Why not
68    12, 31-42|       certainly (and fearlessly I speak it from my heart), that
69    13, 7-8  |           waters. To whom shall I speak this? how speak of the weight
70    13, 7-8  |           shall I speak this? how speak of the weight of evil desires,
71    13, 7-8  |           waters? to whom shall I speak it? how speak it? For it
72    13, 7-8  |        whom shall I speak it? how speak it? For it is not in space
73    13, 13-14|           that saith, I could not speak unto you as unto spiritual,
74    13, 18-23|         prudent servant could not speak unto as unto spiritual,
75    13, 18-23|           the stars. So dost Thou speak to us, our All-wise God,
76    13, 20-27|                          13.20.27 Speak I untruly, or do I mingle
77    13, 21-29|         by Thy messengers: for we speak of their working, yet it
78    13, 23-34|          So that there is need to speak aloud into the ears; so
79    13, 25-38|            do I believe myself to speak truth, seeing Thou art the
80    13, 25-38|         own; that therefore I may speak truth, I will speak of Thine.
81    13, 25-38|           may speak truth, I will speak of Thine. Behold, Thou hast
82    13, 26-39|           subjoins he, not that I speak in respect of want, for
83    13, 27-42|              13.27.42 I will then speak what is true in Thy sight,
84    13, 29-44|          I say: and yet doth that speak in time; but time has no
85    13, 29-44|            I see; like as what ye speak by My Spirit, I speak. And
86    13, 29-44|          ye speak by My Spirit, I speak. And so when ye see those
87    13, 29-44|           not in time; as when ye speak in time, I speak them not
88    13, 29-44|          when ye speak in time, I speak them not in time." ~ ~
89    13, 31-46|           unto those that were to speak by the Spirit of God, it
90    13, 31-46|         of God, it is not ye that speak: so is it rightly said to