Book, Chapter
1 1, 3-3 | wholly, do they contain part of Thee? and all at once
2 1, 3-3 | and all at once the same part? or each its own part, the
3 1, 3-3 | same part? or each its own part, the greater more, the smaller
4 1, 3-3 | smaller less? And is, then one part of Thee greater, another
5 3, 6-11 | to me than my most inward part; and higher than my highest.
6 3, 7-12 | every bulk is less in a part than in the whole: and if
7 3, 7-12 | it must be less in such part as is defined by a certain
8 3, 7-13 | what were adapted to each part should cover his head with
9 3, 7-13 | each member, and season, part, and person; to the one
10 3, 7-14 | God commanded, and in no part varied; although in varying
11 3, 8-15 | native or foreigner. For any part which harmoniseth not with
12 4, 6-11 | was I more unwilling to part with it than with him; yea,
13 4, 10-15| when it hath sounded its part, that another may succeed.
14 4, 11-17| thou hast sense of, is in part; and the whole, whereof
15 4, 11-17| been justly restricted to a part of the whole, thou wouldest,
16 4, 13-20| correspondence, as of a part of the body with its whole,
17 5, 3-4 | hour of the day, and what part of its light, moon or sun
18 5, 8-15 | desire, and the earthly part of her affection to me was
19 6, 1-1 | assured concerning that part of my misery, for which
20 6, 1-1 | was already in so great part realised; in that, though
21 6, 4-6 | abideth always, and in no part faileth. But as it happens
22 6, 12-22| slightly. But me for the most part the habit of satisfying
23 7, 1-2 | For thus should a greater part of the earth contain a greater
24 7, 5-7 | Lord, I imagined on every part environing and penetrating
25 7, 6-10 | twins, who for the most part come out of the womb so
26 7, 13-19| do yet with the inferior part, which we call Earth, having
27 7, 20-26| art the same ever, in no part nor motion varying; and
28 8, 5-11 | it was now for the more part not myself, because in much
29 8, 5-12 | yet a man for the most part, feeling a heavy lethargy
30 8, 8-19 | will, struggling, with one part sinking as another rose. ~ ~
31 9, 1-1 | parted from, was now a joy to part with. For Thou didst cast
32 9, 2-4 | covetousness which aforetime bore a part of this heavy business,
33 9, 6-14 | deformities: for I had no part in that boy, but the sin.
34 9, 7-15 | handmaid, bearing a chief part of those anxieties and watchings,
35 9, 10-26| said, "Son, for mine own part I have no further delight
36 9, 12-29| thereby do they for the most part express grief for the departed,
37 9, 12-31| as the manner is, I (in a part of the house, where I might
38 10, 6-10 | mass; a mass is less in a part thereof than in the whole."
39 10, 6-10 | soul, thou art my better part: for thou quickenest the
40 10, 19-28| whole escaped us, but by the part whereof we had hold, was
41 10, 19-28| we had hold, was the lost part sought for; in that the
42 10, 29-40| give it, this also was a part of wisdom to know whose
43 11, 24-31| motion of that body or his part, from this place unto that,
44 11, 28-38| whereof this Psalm may be part; the same holds in the whole
45 12, 13-16| know all at once, not in part, not darkly, not through
46 12, 15-22| voice of His praise, what part thereof do you affirm to
47 12, 19-28| world hath for its greater part the heaven and the earth,
48 12, 25-34| ought to take it in good part, and would answer perchance
49 13, 32-47| earth, whether the corporeal part, superior and inferior,
50 13, 33-48| of morning and evening, part secretly, part apparently;
51 13, 33-48| evening, part secretly, part apparently; for they were
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