Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-8  |       unconscious, have shown me better than my nurses who knew
 2     1, 10-16|          I disobeyed, not from a better choice, but from love of
 3     1, 11-17|       her husband, whom she, the better, obeyed, therein also obeying
 4     1, 11-18|        not yet healed." How much better then, had I been at once
 5     1, 11-18|       Thy keeping who gavest it. Better truly. But how many and
 6     1, 13-20|         those first lessons were better certainly, because more
 7     1, 13-22|         me, "Not so, not so. Far better was that first study." For,
 8     2, 4-9  |     which I had enough, and much better. Nor cared I to enjoy what
 9     2, 1    |         of the lowest order, the better and higher are forsaken,-
10     2, 6-12 |       desire; for I had store of better, and those I gathered, only
11     3, 6-10 | glittering fantasies, than which better were it to love this very
12     3, 6-10 |          of the bodies. So then, better and more certain is the
13     3, 6-11 |        husks I fed. For how much better are the fables of poets
14     4, 4-9  |        being man, both truer and better than that phantasm she was
15     4, 11-17|          that so the whole might better please thee. For what we
16     4, 11-17|  perceived collectively. But far better than these is He who made
17     4, 16-26|         wish, of worse to become better), yet chose I rather to
18     5, 4-7  |       imaginations. For as he is better off who knows how to possess
19     5, 4-7  |          to doubt but he is in a better state than one who can measure
20     5, 6-10 |      could speak fluently and in better terms, yet still but the
21     5, 6-10 |        they seem to me therefore better, because better said; nor
22     5, 6-10 |        therefore better, because better said; nor therefore true,
23     5, 7-12 |         for this I liked him the better. For fairer is the modesty
24     5, 7-13 |       but as one finding nothing better, I had settled to be content
25     5, 9-16 |    desire Thy baptism; and I was better as a boy, when I begged
26     5, 10-18|        Thee to bestow upon him a better and more abiding health.
27     5, 10-19|        which if I should find no better, I had resolved to rest
28     5, 10-20|        body. And it seemed to me better to believe Thee to have
29     6, 9-15 |         in Thy Church, went away better experienced and instructed. ~ ~
30     6, 10-16|         his deliberation for the better; esteeming equity whereby
31     6, 16-26|     forsaking Thee, to gain some better thing! Turned it hath, and
32     7, 4-6  |      incorruptible must needs be better than the corruptible: and
33     7, 4-6  |  conceive any thing which may be better than Thou, who art the sovereign
34     7, 4-6  |        have arrived at something better than my God. Where then
35     7, 5-7  |        mightily and incomparably better than all these: but yet
36     7, 12-18|         corrupted, they shall be better than before, because they
37     7, 12-18|          affirm things to become better by losing all their good?
38     7, 13-19|       should indeed long for the better; but still must even for
39     7, 13-19|          not now long for things better, because I conceived of
40     7, 13-19|       that the things above were better than these below, but altogether
41     7, 13-19|      these below, but altogether better than those above by themselves. ~ ~
42     8, 1-2  |          advised me to something better, chiefly wishing that all
43     8, 5-12 |         sober judgment waking is better, yet a man for the most
44     8, 5-12 |          was I assured that much better were it for me to give myself
45     8, 6-15 |   discerned, and determined on a better course; and now being Thine,
46     8, 11-25|  prevailed more with me than the better whereto I was unused: and
47     8, 12-30|          differ from me, for the better, without any turbulent delay
48     9, 5-13 |        it by, to be resumed when better practised in our Lord's
49    10, 6-9  |      beams of mine eyes. But the better is the inner, for to it
50    10, 6-10 |           O my soul, thou art my better part: for thou quickenest
51    10, 20-29|          very deed; yet are they better off than such as are happy
52    10, 30-41|        hast counselled something better than what Thou hast permitted.
53    10, 32-48|      capable of worse to be made better, may not likewise of better
54    10, 32-48|      better, may not likewise of better be made worse. Our only
55    10, 36-59|          while Thou dispraisest; better is he who praised than he
56    10, 36-59|        God in man; the other was better pleased with the gift of
57    11, 29-39|   because Thy loving-kindness is better than all lives, behold,
58    12, 29-40|       choice, for a sound is not better than a tune, a tune being
59    13, 2-2  |   corporeal though without form, better than were it altogether
60    13, 3-4  |         grace, being turned by a better change unto That which cannot
61    13, 3-4  |         be changed into worse or better; which Thou alone art, because
62    13, 22-32|        after the example of some better man (for Thou saidst not, "
63    13, 24-36|  understanding than myself, make better use of it, according as