Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-1  |           for Thou madest us for Thyself, and our heart is restless,
 2     1, 3-3  |      Thou forth the remainder of Thyself? or hast Thou no need that
 3     1, 6-7  |         and without, proclaiming Thyself unto me. For then I knew
 4     1, 6-10 |       and life are one? for Thou Thyself art supremely Essence and
 5     1, 14-23|          bitter, recalling us to Thyself from that deadly pleasure
 6     2, 3-6  |         Thy creature, instead of Thyself, through the fumes of that
 7     3, 1-1  |      famine of that inward food, Thyself, my God; yet, through that
 8     3, 4-7  |         and turned my prayers to Thyself O Lord; and made me have
 9     3, 6-10 |           but yet Thy works, not Thyself, no nor Thy first works.
10     3, 6-10 |         of Thine, but after Thee Thyself, the Truth, in whom is no
11     3, 6-10 |         of lives, having life in Thyself; and changest not, life
12     4, 3-5  |        hast rhetoric to maintain thyself by, so that thou followest
13     4, 4-7  |        of mercies, turning us to Thyself by wonderful means; Thou
14     4, 5-10 |        Thee? And Thou abidest in Thyself, but we are tossed about
15     4, 7-12 |         thing. For Thou wert not Thyself, but a mere phantom, and
16     4, 17-29|      their subject: whereas Thou Thyself art Thy greatness and beauty;
17     5, 1-1  |       created, and passing on to Thyself, who madest them wonderfully;
18     5, 6-10 |         it may shine upon us. Of Thyself therefore had I now learned,
19     6, 7-12 |         plainly be attributed to Thyself, Thou effectedst it through
20     6, 7-12 |     knowing, in that order which Thyself knowest (and that order
21     7, 1-2  |          the several portions of Thyself present unto the several
22     7, 4-6  |       greater should it be, were Thyself greater than Thyself. For
23     7, 4-6  |        were Thyself greater than Thyself. For the will and power
24     8, 2-4  |          means didst Thou convey Thyself into that breast? He used
25     8, 3-8  |         art everlastingly joy to Thyself, and some things around
26     8, 11-27|       them. Why standest thou in thyself, and so standest not? cast
27     8, 11-27|        and so standest not? cast thyself upon Him, fear not He will
28     8, 11-27|        thou shouldest fall; cast thyself fearlessly upon Him, He
29     8, 12-30|         thou convertedst me unto Thyself, so that I sought neither
30     9, 1-1  |        and for them enteredst in Thyself, sweeter than all pleasure,
31     9, 9-21 |         quench it. Such was she, Thyself, her most inward Instructor,
32     9, 10-23|      knew not), it came to pass, Thyself, as I believe, by Thy secret
33    10, 4-6  |         and defends me: and Thou Thyself art all my good; Thou, Almighty,
34    10, 22-32|         own sake, whose joy Thou Thyself art. And this is the happy
35    11, 2-4  |        Thou hast established for Thyself, as Thy Mediator and ours,
36    11, 27-36|           that is, interrupt not thyself with the tumults of thy
37    12, 6-6  |         Thee the whole, whatever Thyself hath taught me of that matter, -
38    12, 7-7  |     heaven and earth; not out of Thyself, for so should they have
39    12, 8-8  |        heaven of heavens was for Thyself, O Lord; but the earth which
40    12, 9-9  |      most happy contemplation of Thyself, strongly restrain its own
41    12, 11-11|   substances, which are not what Thyself is, and yet are; and that
42    12, 11-12|          creature coeternal unto Thyself, whose happiness Thou only
43    12, 11-12|         natural mutability; and, Thyself being ever present with
44    12, 14-17| otherwise, as we say." Unto Whom Thyself, O Thou God all, being judge,
45    12, 15-19|       Thou commandest, dost show Thyself, and sufficest him; and
46    12, 16-23|         Jerusalem my mother, and Thyself that rulest over it, the
47    12, 16-23|         thing, I answer thus; By Thyself judge, O our God, between
48    12, 28-38|     these things were not out of Thyself, in Thine own likeness,
49    12, 32-43|         uprightness), which Thou Thyself by those words wert about
50    13, 1-1  |       soul which, by the longing Thyself inspirest into her, Thou
51    13, 3-4  |        to live blessedly, seeing Thyself art Thine own Blessedness. ~ ~
52    13, 4-5  |        unto Thy good, which Thou Thyself art, although these things
53    13, 5-6  |     Which is Thy Wisdom, born of Thyself, equal unto Thee and coeternal,
54    13, 8-9  |         be as the noon day. Give Thyself unto me, O my God, restore
55    13, 8-9  |       unto me, O my God, restore Thyself unto me: behold I love,
56    13, 12-13|         that mountain equal unto Thyself, but little for our sakes:
57    13, 15-18|    scroll folded up; seeing Thou Thyself art this to them, and art
58    13, 20-28|      Thou hast made; but behold, Thyself art unutterably fairer,
59    13, 25-38|        For I will say the truth, Thyself inspiring me with what Thou
60    13, 38-53|         because Thy rest is Thou Thyself. And what man can teach