Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-4  |      and maturing; seeking, yet having all things. Thou lovest,
 2     1, 8-13 |        for what they stood; and having broken in my mouth to these
 3     1, 13-21|        lowest of Thy creatures, having forsaken Thee, earth passing
 4     1, 19-30|        commit a barbarism, than having committed one, to envy those
 5     2, 4-9  |        us went, late one night (having according to our pestilent
 6     2, 4-9  |         fling to the very hogs, having only tasted them. And this,
 7     2, 4-9  |    should be gratuitously evil, having no temptation to ill, but
 8     2, 5-11 |    practice of guilt, he might, having taken the city, attain to
 9     3, 3-5  |    sacrilegious curiosity, that having forsaken Thee, it might
10     3, 6-10 |       souls, the life of lives, having life in Thyself; and changest
11     3, 9-17 |        whether out of a lust of having; or when things are, for
12     3, 11-19|  overwhelmed with grief. But he having (in order to instruct, as
13     4, 3-5  |    forbear to heal my soul? For having become more acquainted with
14     5, 4-7  |     world of wealth is, and who having nothing, yet possesseth
15     5, 5-9  |          when once convicted of having taught any thing false,
16     5, 14-24|      places then of those books having been explained, I now blamed
17     6, 3-3  |        and never otherwise; and having long sat silent (for who
18     6, 1    |      yet, with joy I blushed at having so many years barked not
19     6, 1    |         were wont to offend me, having heard divers of them expounded
20     6, 9-14 | market-place together, boast of having taken a notorious thief,
21     6, 10-17|       10.17 Nebridius also, who having left his native country
22     6, 11-20|    infirmity I thought not, not having tried it. As for continency,
23     7, 5-8  |         then, Firminus by name, having had a liberal education,
24     7, 13-19|      part, which we call Earth, having its own cloudy and windy
25     7, 20-26|                     7.20.26 But having then read those books of
26     8, 2-4  |         joy, went with him. And having been admitted to the first
27     8, 3-7  |         are exceeding joyed, as having been exceeding afraid. A
28     8, 5-10 |       resolute than blessed, in having thus found opportunity to
29     8, 7-18 |         was so speaking. And he having brought to a close his tale
30     8, 12-30|      than she erst required, by having grandchildren of my body.~.
31     9, 2-2  |       way to take my leave, and having been purchased by Thee,
32     9, 3-6  |         Africa, his whole house having through him first been made
33     9, 4-10 |       enlightened by Thee; that having been sometimes darkness,
34     9, 4-10 |         eternal Internal, which having tasted, I was grieved that
35     9, 9-22 |     Thee lived united together, having received the grace of Thy
36     9, 10-25|        abideth for ever-If then having uttered this, they too should
37     9, 10-25|      they too should be hushed, having roused only our ears to
38     9, 11-27|    altar, wherever you be." And having delivered this sentiment
39     9, 12-32|     good to me to go and bathe, having heard that the bath had
40     9, 13-34|       in Adam. And although she having been quickened in Christ,
41    10, 8-13 |       under general heads, each having entered by its own avenue:
42    10, 19-28|       some one known to us, and having forgotten his name, try
43    10, 20-29|     thing unknown, either never having known, or so forgotten it,
44    10, 24-35|     hast given me in Thy mercy, having regard to my poverty. ~ ~
45    10, 33-49|    patiently to follow her; but having been admitted merely for
46    10, 35-57|       thither. And unless Thou, having made me see my infirmity
47    10, 36-59|      but in Thy stead: and thus having been made like him, he may
48    10, 37-60|         them; foregoing, or not having them. For then I ask myself
49    10, 43-69|     alone, free among the dead, having power to lay down His life,
50    11, 25-32|    speak this in time, and that having long spoken of time, that
51    11, 30-40|         mind to make any thing, having never before made any thing?"
52    12, 6-6  |         so I conceived of it as having innumerable forms and diverse,
53    12, 11-12|      affection it keeps itself, having neither future to expect,
54    12, 19-28|         is true, that of things having form, there is not any nearer
55    12, 19-28|      there is not any nearer to having no form, than the earth
56    13, 13-14|      the Bridegroom sigh after, having now the first-fruits of
57    13, 17-21|         his bodily necessities, having seed in itself according
58    13, 18-22|         own flesh. Which fruits having sprung out of the earth,
59    13, 19-25|        the firmament of heaven, having the word of life. Run ye
60    13, 20-26|         but the moving creature having life, and the fowls that
61    13, 23-33|     things, this answers to his having dominion over the fish of
62    13, 34-49|       firmament, Thy Holy ones, having the word of life; and shining
63    13, 35-50|      array of things very good, having finished their courses,