Book, Chapter
1 1, 6-7 | compassion take me up, as I heard (for I remember it not)
2 1, 6-9 | womb? for of that I have heard somewhat, and have myself
3 1, 11-17| boy, then, I had already heard of an eternal life, promised
4 1, 17-27| turn." - Which words I had heard that Juno never uttered;
5 2, 3-7 | less shamelessness, when I heard them boast of their flagitiousness,
6 2, 3-8 | chastity, so heed what she had heard of me from her husband,
7 3, 6-11 | maintained not; though I heard it sung, I believed not:
8 4, 14-21| some words of his I had heard, which pleased me? But more
9 5, 8-14 | only reason was, that I heard that young men studied there
10 5, 14-24| especially after I had heard one or two places of the
11 6, 1-1 | tumultuous exultation, when she heard that what she daily with
12 6, 1 | leisure, and never found it. I heard him indeed every Lord's
13 6, 4-6 | thought not so: and with joy I heard Ambrose in his sermons to
14 6, 5-7 | that they were not to be heard, who should say to me, "
15 6, 1 | wont to offend me, having heard divers of them expounded
16 6, 9-14 | noise of the hatchet being heard, the silversmiths beneath
17 6, 9-15 | of so great a calamity, heard the whole matter, and bade
18 7, 2-3 | propound, at which all we that heard it were staggered: "That
19 7, 3-5 | strained to perceive what I now heard, that free-will was the
20 7, 5-8 | something, which he said he had heard of his father, which how
21 7, 5-8 | He said then that he had heard of his father, that what
22 7, 10-16| region of unlikeness, as if I heard this Thy voice from on high: "
23 7, 10-16| I AM that I AM." And I heard, as the heart heareth, nor
24 8, 1-1 | grace shone in him. I had heard also that from his very
25 8, 1-2 | up and enthralled. I had heard from the mouth of the Truth,
26 8, 2-3 | died a Christian, as I had heard), had translated into Latin,
27 8, 6-15 | affianced brides, who when they heard hereof, also dedicated their
28 8, 7-17 | whose healthful affections I heard of, that they had resigned
29 8, 11-26| now I much less than half heard them, and not openly showing
30 8, 11-27| exceedingly, for that I yet heard the muttering of those toys,
31 8, 12-29| of my heart, when, lo! I heard from a neighbouring house
32 8, 12-29| I remember ever to have heard the like. So checking the
33 8, 12-29| I should find. For I had heard of Antony, that coming in
34 9, 4-8 | beheld my countenance, and heard my words, when I read the
35 9, 4-8 | God of my righteousness heard me; in tribulation Thou
36 9, 4-8 | my knowing whether they heard, lest they should think
37 9, 4-8 | if I perceived that they heard and saw me; nor if I spake
38 9, 4-9 | leasing: and therefore I heard and trembled, because it
39 9, 4-9 | remembrance. Which would they had heard, who yet love vanity and
40 9, 9-19 | That from the time they heard the marriage writings read
41 9, 9-19 | marvelled that it had never been heard, nor by any token perceived,
42 9, 10-23| eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, nor hath it entered into
43 9, 11-28| dying in her own country. I heard afterwards also, that when
44 9, 12-30| love, that she never had heard any harsh or reproachful
45 9, 12-31| ears, where none of them heard, I blamed the weakness of
46 9, 12-32| to go and bathe, having heard that the bath had its name (
47 10, 2-2 | which Thou hast not before heard from me; nor dost Thou hear
48 10, 3-4 | Sacrament, when read and heard, stir up the heart, that
49 10, 3-4 | have not known me, who have heard from me or of me; but their
50 10, 4-6 | Thus therefore I would be heard. ~ ~
51 10, 12-19| smell, nor touch. I have heard the sound of the words whereby
52 10, 13-20| objected against them have I heard, and remember; which though
53 10, 20-29| as would he too, if he heard it in Greek; because the
54 10, 31-45| know from Whom it was. I heard another voice of Thine,
55 10, 31-45| Yea by Thy favour have I heard that which I have much loved;
56 10, 31-45| nor the other miserable. I heard also another, for I have
57 10, 31-45| glorieth. Another have I heard begging that he might receive.
58 10, 40-65| how to be valued; and I heard Thee directing and commanding
59 11, 23-29| 11.23.29 I heard once from a learned man,
60 12, 10-10| and remembered Thee. I heard Thy voice behind me, calling
61 12, 10-10| to return, and scarcely heard it, through the tumultuousness
62 12, 15-22| my God, when inwardly it heard the voice of His praise,
63 12, 18-27| 27 All which things being heard and well considered, I will
64 12, 23-32| These things then being heard and perceived, according
65 12, 29-40| it is sung, its sound is heard; for there is not first
66 13, 19-24| treasure be; as thou hast heard of the good Master. But
67 13, 20-26| where their voice is not heard: seeing their sound is gone
68 13, 30-45| 13.30.45 And I heard, O Lord my God, and drank
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