Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-22|      condemnation of my evil ways, that I may love Thy good
 2     1, 13-22|     that I may love Thy good ways. Let not either buyers or
 3     1, 15-24|      out of all my most evil ways, that Thou mightest become
 4     1, 17-27|      of the air. For in more ways than one do men sacrifice
 5     1, 18-29|    suffer." How deep are Thy ways, O God, Thou only great,
 6     2, 1-1  |     reviewing my most wicked ways in the very bitterness of
 7     2, 3-6  |  feared for me those crooked ways in which they walk who turn
 8     3, 3-5  |   from Thee, loving mine own ways, and not Thine; loving a
 9     3, 7-13 |    God Almighty, whereby the ways of places and times were
10     3, 12-21|  importunity, saith, "Go thy ways and God bless thee, for
11     4, 12-18|       Whither go ye in rough ways? Whither go ye? The good
12     4, 12-18| these difficult and toilsome ways? There is no rest, where
13     5, 2-2  |       after all their rugged ways. Then dost Thou gently wipe
14     5, 6-10 |      by wonderful and secret ways, and therefore I believe
15     5, 7-13 |     deal with me by wondrous ways. Thou didst it, O my God:
16     6, 12-22|       by wondrous and secret ways. ~ ~
17     6, 14-24|  follow the broad and beaten ways of the world; for many thoughts
18     7, 4-6  |       For corruption does no ways impair our God; by no will,
19     7, 9-14 |  that it was many and divers ways said, that the Son was in
20     7, 9-14 |   the gentle He teacheth His ways, beholding our lowliness
21     7, 21-27|      in the beginning of Thy ways, in whom the prince of this
22     7, 21-27|     in vain to essay through ways unpassable, opposed and
23     8, 1-1  |     zealous following of Thy ways, he seemed to me likely
24     8, 2-3  |  whereas the Platonists many ways led to the belief in God
25     8, 6-15 |  monasteries, and their holy ways, a sweet-smelling savour
26     8, 7-17 |     wandered through crooked ways in a sacrilegious superstition,
27     9, 4-7  |       and smoothing my rough ways; and how Thou also subduedst
28     9, 10-23|     I believe, by Thy secret ways so ordering it, that she
29    10, 4-5  |      own name's sake; and no ways forsaking what Thou hast
30    10, 5-7  |     Thee that Thou art in no ways passible; but I, what temptations
31    10, 40-65|      would, but cannot; both ways, miserable. ~ ~
32    12, 9-9  | creature, which, although no ways coeternal unto Thee, the
33    12, 15-18|     that His substance is no ways changed by time, nor His
34    13, 2-2  |    so a good, which could no ways profit Thee, nor was of
35    13, 9-10 |      forwards. We ascend Thy ways that be in our heart, and
36    13, 11-12|     to Each; or whether both ways at once, wondrously, simply
37    13, 11-12| conceive this? who could any ways express it? who would, any
38    13, 20-27| motions of the body, be many ways set out, and expressed.
39    13, 24-36|     and that understood many ways in the mind, which is signified
40    13, 24-37|  thing may be expressed many ways, and one expression understood
41    13, 24-37|   expression understood many ways; we find not, except in
42    13, 24-37|      both to express several ways what we understand but one;
43    13, 24-37|    and to understand several ways, what we read to be obscurely