Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-7  |           Thou also gavest me to desire no more than Thou gavest;
 2     1, 19-30|         myself meanwhile by vain desire of preeminence. And what
 3     2, 5-11 |       there might have been some desire of obtaining some of those
 4     2, 6-12 |        them did my wretched soul desire; for I had store of better,
 5     2, 6-13 |   Curiosity makes semblance of a desire of knowledge; whereas Thou
 6     3, 2-3  |       then too loved? Verily all desire joy. Or whereas no man likes
 7     3, 3-5  |          walls of Thy Church, to desire, and to compass a business
 8     3, 4-7  |       with an incredibly burning desire for an immortality of wisdom,
 9     4, 5-10 |         return to life nor did I desire this with my tears; but
10     4, 16-26|          manifest to me, my very desire to become wise, being the
11     5, 8-15 |    hearing the main point of her desire, regardest not what she
12     5, 8-15 |      wert hurrying me to end all desire, and the earthly part of
13     5, 9-16 |       did not in all that danger desire Thy baptism; and I was better
14     6, 3-3  |          perplexed hearer should desire him to expound it, or to
15     6, 6-9  |      along, under the goading of desire, the burthen of my own wretchedness,
16     6, 7-12 |     through a blind and headlong desire of vain pastimes, undo so
17     6, 11-18|         begun to kindle with the desire of wisdom, settling when
18     6, 11-19|       this shall be the bound of desire. Many great men, and most
19     6, 12-22|         course; he began also to desire to be married; not as overcome
20     6, 12-22|    married; not as overcome with desire of such pleasure, but out
21     6, 12-22|      amazement was going on to a desire of trying it, thence to
22     7, 7-11 |    groanings of my heart; and my desire was before Thee, and the
23     8, 1-1  |         substance; nor did I now desire to be more certain of Thee,
24     8, 1-2  |         the Lord is wisdom, and, Desire not to seem wise; because
25     8, 6-13 |   deliver me out of the bonds of desire, wherewith I was bound most
26     8, 6-13 |         not drawn to this by any desire of advantage (for he might
27     9, 4-12 |         it came into my heart to desire all my friends present to
28     9, 8-18 |          she did, not out of any desire of drink, but out of the
29     9, 11-28|       longer?" there appeared no desire of dying in her own country.
30    10, 3-4  |        these confessions, divers desire to know, who have or have
31    10, 4-5  |          they hear this? Do they desire to joy with me, when they
32    10, 14-21|        without fear; and without desire call to mind a past desire.
33    10, 14-21|       desire call to mind a past desire. Sometimes, on the contrary,
34    10, 14-22|       perturbations of the mind, desire, joy, fear, sorrow; and
35    10, 20-29|       and we all confess that we desire the thing; for we are not
36    10, 21-30| therefore love it, and yet still desire to attain it, that we may
37    10, 21-30|       yet eloquent, and many who desire to be so, whence it appears
38    10, 21-30|          and been delighted, and desire to be the like (though indeed
39    10, 21-31|       not with so certain a will desire. But how is this, that if
40    10, 21-31|         that, all agree in their desire of being happy, as they
41    10, 23-33|         happy life, do not truly desire the happy life. Or do all
42    10, 23-33|        happy life. Or do all men desire this, but because the flesh
43    10, 23-33|     truth," as to say "that they desire to be happy," for a happy
44    10, 23-33|         the happy life which all desire; this life which alone is
45    10, 23-33|        which alone is happy, all desire; to joy in the truth all
46    10, 23-33|          to joy in the truth all desire. I have met with many that
47    10, 25-36|        when we rejoice, condole, desire, fear, remember, forget,
48    10, 31-46|       flesh, but because, in the desire of food, they murmured against
49    10, 35-54|         certain vain and curious desire, veiled under the title
50    10, 35-55|     profits not, and wherein men desire nothing but to know. Hence
51    10, 35-56|        the enemy deal with me to desire some sign! But I beseech
52    10, 36-58|         and pity, and satisfy my desire with good things: who didst
53    10, 40-65|      what to beware, and what to desire; when I referred to Thee
54    10, 42-67|        this, and fallen into the desire of curious visions, and
55    11, 2-3  |        Thy mercy hearken unto my desire: because it is anxious not
56    11, 2-4  |         mercy on me, and hear my desire. For it is not, I deem,
57    11, 2-4  |       Lord my God, wherein is my desire. The wicked have told me
58    11, 2-4  |      Lord. Behold, wherein is my desire. Behold, Father, behold,
59    11, 9-11 |    mercies, and shalt satisfy my desire with good things, because
60    11, 12-14|        would I knew whatsoever I desire to know to my profit, as
61    11, 22-28|       yet hidden things, from my desire, that it be hindered from
62    11, 23-30|                       11.23.30 I desire to know the force and nature
63    12, 26-36|    servant, than I would wish or desire Thee to have given me, had
64    13, 9-10 |  pleasure placed us, that we may desire nothing else, but to abide
65    13, 26-41|       immediately, not because I desire a gift, but I desire fruit.
66    13, 26-41|   because I desire a gift, but I desire fruit. I have learned of