Book, Chapter

 1     3, 7-12 |     rightly said to be after the image of God, I was altogether
 2     5, 3-5  |        uncorruptible God into an image made like corruptible man,
 3     6, 1    |         by Thee, after Thine own image," was not so understood
 4     6, 1    |         made man after Thine own image; and behold, from head to
 5     6, 4-5  |       Ignorant then how this Thy image should subsist, I should
 6     7, 7-11 |         safety, to remain in Thy Image, and by serving Thee, rule
 7     7, 9-15 |         into the likeness of the image of corruptible man, and
 8     7, 9-15 |    towards Egypt; and bowing Thy image, their own soul, before
 9     7, 9-15 |       their own soul, before the image of a calf that eateth hay.
10     7, 21-27|      Those pages present not the image of this piety, the tears
11    10, 8-13 |         break in and disturb the image drawn in by my eyes, which
12    10, 9-16 |          I have not taken in the image, and left out the thing,
13    10, 9-16 |       conveys into the memory an image of itself, which remembering,
14    10, 15-23|    nothing aches: yet unless its image were present to my memory,
15    10, 15-23|         with me; yet, unless its image also were present in my
16    10, 15-23|          spoken, unless the same image were by the force of memory
17    10, 15-23|         in my memory. I name the image of the sun, and that image
18    10, 15-23|       image of the sun, and that image is present in my memory.
19    10, 15-23|     memory. For I recall not the image of its image, but the image
20    10, 15-23|      recall not the image of its image, but the image itself is
21    10, 15-23|      image of its image, but the image itself is present to me,
22    10, 15-23|         present to itself by its image, and not by itself? ~ ~
23    10, 16-24|      memory by itself but by its image: because if it were present
24    10, 16-25|           How can I say that the image of forgetfulness is retained
25    10, 16-25|     either, seeing that when the image of any thing is impressed
26    10, 16-25|       first present, whence that image may be impressed? For thus
27    10, 16-25|        in the memory through its image, not through itself, then
28    10, 16-25|       was once present, that its image might be taken. But when
29    10, 16-25|    present, how did it write its image in the memory, seeing that
30    10, 18-27|       any visible body), yet its image is still retained within,
31    10, 18-27|          it is recognised by the image which is within: nor do
32    10, 25-36|         Thou art not a corporeal image, nor the affection of a
33    10, 30-41|     prevails the illusion of the image, in my soul and in my flesh,
34    11, 18-23|        but now when I recall its image, and tell of it, I behold
35    13, 15-18| appeareth unto us under the dark image of the clouds, and through
36    13, 22-32|        us make man after our own image and similitude), that we
37    13, 22-32|        his kind"; but, after our image and likeness. For man being
38    13, 22-32|          the singular, After the image of God. Thus is man renewed
39    13, 22-32|      knowledge of God, after the image of Him that created him:
40    13, 23-33|       knowledge of God after His image that created him, ought
41    13, 23-34|        hast made after Thine own image, received not dominion over
42    13, 24-35|   created created us after Thine Image, I might say, that it had
43    13, 26-40|      knowledge of God, after the image of Him that created thee,
44    13, 32-47|       and man, created after Thy image and likeness, even through
45    13, 32-47|       even through that Thy very image and likeness (that is the
46    13, 34-49|      hast Thou renewed after Thy image and likeness; and didst