Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-5  |     demandest my love, and, if I give it not, art wroth with me,
 2     1, 6-7  |        to my nurses willingly to give me what Thou gavest them.
 3     1, 10-16|         my elders. Yet those who give these shows are in such
 4     1, 14-23|         for my heart urged me to give birth to its conceptions,
 5     1, 19-30|          or that I might have to give to boys, who sold me their
 6     4, 1-1  |          me, I beseech Thee, and give me grace to go over in my
 7     4, 2-3  |     wizard asked me what I would give him to win; but I, detesting
 8     4, 3-5  |       more then oughtest thou to give me credit herein, who laboured
 9     5, 3-4  |      that Thou madest them, they give not themselves up to Thee,
10     5, 11-21|         answer they liked not to give publicly, but only to us
11     6, 1-1  |          whole, wouldest one day give the rest, most calmly, and
12     6, 2-2  |       purified petitions, and to give what she could to the poor;
13     6, 10-16|         another man's, who shall give you that which is your own?
14     6, 10-17|          Thee that Thou mightest give them their meat in due season.
15     6, 11-19|       abandon worldly hopes, and give ourselves wholly to seek
16     6, 11-20|         be continent unless Thou give it; and that Thou wouldest
17     6, 11-20|           and that Thou wouldest give it, if with inward groanings
18     6, 14-24|          Thine own; purposing to give us meat in due season, and
19     7, 5-8  |          his mother was about to give birth to him, Firminus,
20     7, 5-8  |          in his own province, to give instant intelligence. Thus
21     7, 6-10 |        same figures, he must not give the same answer. Not by
22     8, 5-10 |        this law, chose rather to give over the wordy school than
23     8, 5-12 |         better were it for me to give myself up to Thy charity,
24     8, 5-12 |          to Thy charity, than to give myself over to mine own
25     8, 5-12 |       the dead, and Christ shall give thee light. And when Thou
26     8, 7-17 |       mere earthly felicity, and give myself to search out that,
27     8, 7-17 |     chastity of Thee, and said, "Give me chastity and continency,
28     8, 10-24|          good." What then if all give equal pleasure, and all
29     8, 11-25|       shame, lest I should again give way, and not bursting that
30     8, 12-29|          all that thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt
31     9, 2-4  |         summer my lungs began to give way, amid too great literary
32     9, 6-14 |        was come wherein I was to give in my name, we left the
33     9, 9-19 |         to receive it, she would give an account of her actions,
34     9, 11-28|          spring, did rejoice and give thanks to Thee, recalling
35     9, 13-35|          good deeds, for which I give thanks to Thee with joy,
36    10, 6-10 |          life, which no body can give to a body: but thy God is
37    10, 14-21|      itself is mind (for when we give a thing in charge, to be
38    10, 26-37|        where, O Truth, dost Thou give audience to all who ask
39    10, 29-40|       Thy exceeding great mercy. Give what Thou enjoinest, and
40    10, 29-40|         be continent, unless God give it, this also was a part
41    10, 29-40|       Thou enjoinest continency: give me what Thou enjoinest,
42    10, 30-41|         sleep, not only so as to give pleasure, but even to obtain
43    10, 31-45|         be continent unless Thou give it. Many things Thou givest
44    10, 31-45|       Strengthen me, that I can. Give what Thou enjoinest, and
45    10, 33-49|         time I seem to myself to give them more honour than is
46    10, 35-56|  different. Thou givest and wilt give me to follow Thee willingly,
47    10, 35-57|        tempted, and how often we give way, who can recount? How
48    10, 37-60|        commandest us continence. Give what Thou enjoinest, and
49    11, 2-3  |            11.2.3 O Lord my God, give ear unto my prayer, and
50    11, 2-3  |      thought and tongue; do Thou give me, what I may offer Thee.
51    11, 2-3  |          abundance of pleasures. Give what I love: for I do love;
52    11, 3-5  |   servant to speak these things, give to me also to understand
53    11, 7-9  |       This I know, O my God, and give thanks. I know, I confess
54    11, 7-9  |    Nothing then of Thy Word doth give place or replace, because
55    11, 22-28| Scriptures, are not troublesome? Give what I love; for I do love,
56    11, 22-28|         this hast Thou given me. Give, Father, Who truly knowest
57    11, 22-28|     Father, Who truly knowest to give good gifts unto Thy children.
58    11, 22-28|         gifts unto Thy children. Give, because I have taken upon
59    11, 30-40|          before made any thing?" Give them, O Lord, well to bethink
60    12, 6-6  |      heart for all this cease to give Thee honour, and a song
61    12, 29-40|      because the forms of things give rise to time; but that was
62    13, 8-9  |     darkness be as the noon day. Give Thyself unto me, O my God,
63    13, 18-22|       throughout the world), may give light upon the earth, and
64    13, 19-25|        obscure them, seeing they give it light in its degree.
65    13, 24-35|     earth; dost Thou not thereby give us a hint to understand
66    13, 26-41|     saith He only, He that shall give to drink a cup of cold water
67    13, 26-41|      receive a righteous man, to give a cup of cold water to a
68    13, 33-48|       any interval of time didst give form. For seeing the matter
69    13, 35-50|             13.35.50 O Lord God, give peace unto us: (for Thou