Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-9  |            none to tell me, neither father nor mother, nor experience
 2     1, 11-17|          whole household, except my father: yet did not he prevail
 3     1, 11-17|            than he, shouldest be my father; and in this Thou didst
 4     1, 18-28|             his departure? a loving Father, when Thou gavest, and more
 5     2, 3-5  |     resolution than the means of my father, who was but a poor freeman
 6     2, 3-5  |         faith? Who did not extol my father, for that beyond the ability
 7     2, 3-5  |         children. But yet this same father had no concern how I grew
 8     2, 3-6  |         root them out. When that my father saw me at the baths, now
 9     2, 3-6  |         holy habitation, whereas my father was as yet but a Catechumen,
10     2, 3-8  |        desirous I should attain; my father, because he had next to
11     3, 4-7  |         that my nineteenth year, my father being dead two years before),
12     3, 6-10 |          them, for love of Thee, my Father, supremely good, Beauty
13     4, 4-9  |             a torment to me, and my father's house a strange unhappiness;
14     5, 13-23|             of God received me as a father, and showed me an Episcopal
15     6, 7-11 |        unkindness risen betwixt his father and me. I had found then
16     6, 7-11 |            thought of me as did his father; but he was not such; laying
17     6, 7-11 |         such; laying aside then his father's mind in that matter, he
18     6, 7-12 |        prevailed with his unwilling father that he might be my scholar.
19     7, 5-8  |            said he had heard of his father, which how far it went to
20     7, 5-8  |       Thereupon he told me that his father had been very curious in
21     7, 5-8  |            that he had heard of his father, that what time his mother
22     7, 5-8  | woman-servant of that friend of his father's was also with child, which
23     7, 6-10 |         informed me falsely, or his father him; I bent my thoughts
24     7, 9-14 |          Son was in the form of the Father, and thought it not robbery
25     7, 9-14 |             in the glory of God the Father; those books have not. For
26     8, 2-3  |       Simplicianus then I went, the father of Ambrose (a Bishop now)
27     8, 2-3  |            Ambrose truly loved as a father. To him I related the mazes
28     8, 3-6  |          For so Thou also, merciful Father, dost more rejoice over
29     9, 4-9  |           rejoicing in Thy mercy, O Father; and all issued forth both
30     9, 8-17 |          createdst her; nor did her father and mother know what a one
31     9, 8-17 |   maid-servant, who had carried her father when a child, as little
32     9, 8-18 |          Lord, watched not over us? Father, mother, and governors absent,
33     9, 12-32|             confess unto Thy mercy, Father of the fatherless, that
34     9, 12-33|          for my sins unto Thee, the Father of all the brethren of Thy
35     9, 13-37|             brethren under Thee our Father in our Catholic Mother,
36    10, 4-6  |             am a little one, but my Father ever liveth, and my Guardian
37    10, 31-46|           Thou hast taught me, good Father, that to the pure, all things
38    10, 34-52|             by Joseph, not as their father by his outward eye corrected
39    10, 43-69|            hast Thou loved us, good Father, who sparedst not Thine
40    11, 1-1  |           yet Truth hath said, Your Father knoweth what you have need
41    11, 2-4  |       wherein is my desire. Behold, Father, behold, and see and approve;
42    11, 17-22|                     11.17.22 I ask, Father, I affirm not: O my God,
43    11, 22-28|             up, O Lord my God, good Father; through Christ I beseech
44    11, 22-28|           hast Thou given me. Give, Father, Who truly knowest to give
45    11, 29-39|            Lord, art my comfort, my Father everlasting, but I have
46    12, 15-20|             unto Thee, our God, His Father, and by Whom all things
47    12, 16-23|           over it, the Enlightener, Father, Guardian, Husband, the
48    13, 5-6  |             my God, because Thou, O Father, in Him Who is the Beginning
49    13, 5-6  |         name of God, I now held the Father, who made these things,
50    13, 5-6  |         Behold the Trinity, my God, Father, and Son, and Holy Ghost,
51    13, 6-7  |      neither was He borne above the Father, nor the Son, nor could
52    13, 9-10 |           10 But was not either the Father, or the Son, borne above
53    13, 9-10 |          changeable, then were both Father, and Son, and Holy Ghost
54    13, 12-13|         Name have we been baptised, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost; in
55    13, 12-13|             Thy Name do we baptise, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, because
56    13, 15-17|            me understand them, good Father: grant this to me, who am
57    13, 19-24|        bring forth the honouring of father and mother, and the love
58    13, 24-36|         without meaning?" Not so, O Father of piety, far he it from