Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |        free, and its own elders, yea, the very authors of its
 2     1, 9-14 |       over to folly), my elders, yea my very parents, who yet
 3     1, 18-29|        18.29 Behold, O Lord God, yea, behold patiently as Thou
 4     2, 3-7  |         of their flagitiousness, yea, and the more boasting,
 5     2, 3-8  |          spend my time in sport, yea, even unto dissoluteness
 6     2, 6-13 |      Thou supremely knowest all. Yea, ignorance and foolishness
 7     2, 6-13 |         which injure the sinner? Yea, sloth would fain be at
 8     2, 7-15 |          a sin for its own sake? Yea, all I confess to have been
 9     2, 7-15 |       let him love Thee as much, yea and more; since by whom
10     2, 8-16 |      nothing else but the theft, yea rather I did love nothing
11     3, 9-17 |          and unthought of thing, yea, although Thou hast sometime
12     3, 10-18|        breathe out of it angels, yea, there shall burst forth
13     3, 11-19|          place where she prayed; yea Thou heardest her. For whence
14     4, 6-11 |      part with it than with him; yea, I know not whether I would
15     4, 7-12 |       All things looked ghastly, yea, the very light; whatsoever
16     4, 10-15|         is riveted upon sorrows, yea though it is riveted on
17     4, 10-15|         the senses of the flesh? yea, who can grasp them, when
18     5, 9-17 |       she was such? Never, Lord. Yea, Thou wert at hand, and
19     5, 10-20|        it, could come from Thee. Yea, and our Saviour Himself,
20     6, 6-10 | incomparably beyond such vanity. Yea, and so was he then beyond
21     6, 8-13 |         the throng he came unto, yea, a true associate of theirs
22     6, 8-13 |   thither, but also before them, yea and to draw in others. Yet
23     6, 10-17|    native country near Carthage, yea and Carthage itself, where
24     6, 16-26|           Run; I will carry you; yea I will bring you through;
25     7, 1-1  |     space, seemed to me nothing, yea altogether nothing, not
26     7, 5-7  |        trees, mortal creatures); yea, and whatever in it we do
27     7, 5-7  |        created; and God is good, yea, most mightily and incomparably
28     7, 5-7  |          idly goaded and racked. Yea, and so much a greater evil,
29     7, 7-11 |       was I separated from Thee; yea, my pride-swollen face closed
30     7, 10-16|       was this light, but other, yea, far other from these. Nor
31     7, 13-19|         nothing whatsoever evil: yea, not only to Thee, but also
32     8, 1-2  |       that I led a secular life; yea now that my desires no longer
33     8, 2-5  |       him into their very heart; yea by their love and joy they
34     8, 3-7  |         if it had ever had them? yea, and other things witness
35     8, 3-7  |         walked sound and strong. Yea, the very pleasures of human
36     9, 1-1  |       and my tongue praise Thee; yea, let all my bones say, O
37     9, 4-10 |         not sin in time to come! Yea, to be justly angry; for
38     9, 7-15 |      custom is retained, divers (yea, almost all) Thy congregations,
39     9, 10-24|      stars shine upon the earth; yea, we were soaring higher
40     9, 10-24|        and so shall she be ever; yea rather, to "have been,"
41     9, 10-25|         also the pole of heaven, yea the very soul be hushed
42    10, 4-6  |       Almighty, Who are with me, yea, before I am with Thee.
43    10, 6-8  |          word, and I loved Thee. Yea also heaven, and earth,
44    10, 6-10 |         to this, speaks to that; yea rather it speaks to all;
45    10, 8-13 |         I recall at my pleasure. Yea, I discern the breath of
46    10, 14-22|        to mind, I remember them; yea, and before I recalled and
47    10, 16-25|          I, truly, toil therein, yea and toil in myself; I am
48    10, 17-26|          which is called memory: yea, I will pass beyond it,
49    10, 17-26|       Thee who abidest above me. Yea, I now will pass beyond
50    10, 20-29|        have it, how, I know not. Yea, there is another way, wherein
51    10, 23-34|  manifest unto them. Thus, thus, yea thus doth the mind of man,
52    10, 30-41|       what is very like reality. Yea, so far prevails the illusion
53    10, 31-45|        from Thee we received it; yea to the end we might afterwards
54    10, 31-45|          thy pleasure turn away. Yea by Thy favour have I heard
55    10, 36-59|      givest grace to the humble: yea, Thou thunderest down upon
56    10, 37-60|        powers, must we live ill, yea so abandonedly and atrociously,
57    11, 2-3  |        and Strength of the weak; yea also Light of those that
58    11, 3-5  |          whether he spake truth? Yea, and if I knew this also,
59    11, 15-20|         those behind it to come. Yea, that one hour passeth away
60    11, 27-36|   brought unto the end proposed. Yea it hath sounded, and will
61    12, 2-2  |         our earth, is but earth: yea both these great bodies,
62    12, 9-9  |    rolling vicissitude of times. Yea, neither is this very formlessness
63    12, 16-23|         good things unspeakable, yea all at once, because the
64    12, 30-41|        it, and not for vanities; yea, let us so honour this Thy
65    12, 31-42|         be a third, or a fourth, yea if any other seeth any other
66    12, 31-42|          have been able to find, yea and whatsoever we have not
67    12, 32-43|           What strength of ours, yea what ages would suffice
68    13, 11-12|     inseparable a life there is, yea one life, mind, and one
69    13, 11-12|           mind, and one essence, yea lastly how inseparable a
70    13, 12-13|     carnal people of His Church. Yea and our earth, before it
71    13, 22-32|       and perfect will of Thine: yea, Thou teachest him, now
72    13, 25-38| following Scripture minds me of; yea, I will say, and not fear.
73    13, 25-38|         are due to them, as men; yea and due to them also, as
74    13, 28-43|        behold, it was very good. Yea we also see the same, and
75    13, 32-47|          visible and harmonized, yea and the matter of herbs
76    13, 37-52|      makest things seen in time, yea the times themselves, and