Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-7  |        woman's milk. For neither my mother nor my nurses stored their
 2     1, 6-9  |             which I spent within my mother's womb? for of that I have
 3     1, 6-9  |         tell me, neither father nor mother, nor experience of others,
 4     1, 7-12 |            that which I spent in my mother's womb, is it hid from me
 5     1, 7-12 |         iniquity, and in sin did my mother conceive me, where, I beseech
 6     1, 11-17|            even from the womb of my mother, who greatly hoped in Thee,
 7     1, 11-17|           from the pious care of my mother and Thy Church, the mother
 8     1, 11-17|          mother and Thy Church, the mother of us all, the baptism of
 9     1, 11-17|             and Lord. Whereupon the mother my flesh, being much troubled (
10     1, 11-17|            already believed: and my mother, and the whole household,
11     1, 11-17|        prevail over the power of my mother's piety in me, that as he
12     1, 11-18|          after my boyhood! These my mother foresaw; and preferred to
13     2, 3-6  |   descendants, gladly told it to my mother; rejoicing in that tumult
14     2, 3-6  |            basest things. But in my mother's breast Thou hadst already
15     2, 3-7  |             these words which by my mother, Thy faithful one, Thou
16     2, 3-8  |            seduced. Neither did the mother of my flesh (who had now
17     2, 3-8  |             world to come, which my mother reposed in Thee; but the
18     2, 3-8  |            me but vain conceits; my mother, because she accounted that
19     3, 4-7  |            to be purchasing with my mother's allowances, in that my
20     3, 4-8  |          tender heart, even with my mother's milk, devoutly drunk in
21     3, 10-18|          plucked, and the tree, its mother, shed milky tears? Which
22     3, 11-19|          that profound darkness, my mother, Thy faithful one, weeping
23     3, 11-20|           answer, through my waking mother, -that she was not perplexed
24     3, 12-21|             one, had by his seduced mother been consigned over to the
25     4, 4-7  |     pernicious fables, for which my mother bewailed me. With me he
26     5, 5-9  |      infancy of faith, borne by our mother Charity, till the new-born
27     5, 7-13 |      forsake my soul; and out of my mother's heart's blood, through
28     5, 8-15 |            neither to me, nor to my mother, who grievously bewailed
29     5, 8-15 |           to sail. And I lied to my mother, and such a mother, and
30     5, 8-15 |            to my mother, and such a mother, and escaped: for this also
31     5, 8-15 |         cleansed, the streams of my mother's eyes should be dried,
32     5, 9-16 |              when I begged it of my mother's piety, as I have before
33     5, 9-16 |             With which wound had my mother's heart been pierced, it
34     6, 1-1  |           of ever finding truth. My mother had now come to me, resolute
35     6, 1-1  |        shouldest deliver him to his mother. Her heart then was shaken
36     6, 2-2  |                  6.2.2 When then my mother had once, as she was wont
37     6, 2-2  | congratulating me that I had such a mother; not knowing what a son
38     6, 1    |          sons, whom of the Catholic Mother Thou hast born again through
39     6, 10-17|      family-estate and house, and a mother behind, who was not to follow
40     6, 13-23|        promised, chiefly through my mother's pains, that so once married,
41     7, 1-1  |          the faith of our spiritual mother, Thy Catholic Church. But
42     7, 5-8  |          father, that what time his mother was about to give birth
43     8, 11-27|          not barren, but a fruitful mother of children of joys, by
44     8, 12-30|           me. Thence we go in to my mother; we tell her; she rejoiceth:
45     9, 4-8  |            Alypius a Catechumen, my mother cleaving to us, in female
46     9, 7-15 |            much more, that Justina, mother to the Emperor Valentinian,
47     9, 7-15 |        Bishop Thy servant. There my mother Thy handmaid, bearing a
48     9, 8-17 |           being as far as Ostia, my mother departed this life. Much
49     9, 8-17 |              nor did her father and mother know what a one should come
50     9, 8-17 |             commend not so much her mother's diligence, as that of
51     9, 8-18 |        watched not over us? Father, mother, and governors absent, Thou
52     9, 9-20 |         when in compliance with his mother, and for the well-ordering
53     9, 9-22 |              as though she had been mother of us all; so served us,
54     9, 10-26|              contemptible to us, my mother said, "Son, for mine own
55     9, 11-27|           she, "shall you bury your mother." I held my peace and refrained
56     9, 11-28|            now at Ostia, she with a mother's confidence, when I was
57     9, 12-33|             therein, that I wept my mother for a small portion of an
58     9, 12-33|             portion of an hour (the mother who for the time was dead
59     9, 13-35|             Thee for the sins of my mother. Hearken unto me, I entreat
60     9, 13-37|          our Father in our Catholic Mother, and my fellow-citizens
61     9, 13-37|          return thither. That so my mother's last request of me, may
62    12, 15-20|           chaste city of Thine, our mother which is above, and is free
63    12, 16-23|            my country, Jerusalem my mother, and Thyself that rulest
64    12, 16-23|         peace of that our most dear mother, where the first-fruits
65    12, 27-37|         speech, carried on, as in a mother's bosom, their faith is
66    13, 6-7  |              I beseech Thee, by our mother charity, tell me the reason,
67    13, 14-15|        endure, until the night, the mother of the wicked, until the
68    13, 19-24|             honouring of father and mother, and the love of our neighbour.
69    13, 21-30|              wherein ignorance, the mother of admiration, might be