Book, Chapter

 1     2, 2-4  |         from the delights of Thy house, in that sixteenth year
 2     3, 7-13 |         forenoon; or when in one house he observeth some servant
 3     3, 7-13 |     should be angry, that in one house, and one family, the same
 4     3, 7-13 |        man, and one day, and one house, different things to be
 5     3, 11-19|         at the same table in the house, which she had begun to
 6     4, 4-9  |   torment to me, and my father's house a strange unhappiness; and
 7     5, 10-18|          number was he, in whose house I had fallen sick and recovered);
 8     5, 12-22|      first, to gather some to my house, to whom, and through whom,
 9     6, 9-15 |   Alypius at a certain senator's house, to whom he often went to
10     6, 9-15 |         him. So they came to the house of the young man who had
11     6, 9-15 |        being transferred to that house, and the multitude ashamed,
12     6, 10-17|      excellent family-estate and house, and a mother behind, who
13     7, 5-8  |       equal distance from either house that neither of them could
14     7, 5-8  |      high estate in his parents' house, ran his course through
15     8, 1-2  | sweetness, and the beauty of Thy house which I loved, those things
16     8, 3-6  |        the solemn service of Thy house forceth to tears, when in
17     8, 3-6  |    forceth to tears, when in Thy house it is read of Thy younger
18     8, 8-19 |          use of, as of the whole house; for the master of the house,
19     8, 8-19 |     house; for the master of the house, our host, was not living
20     8, 8-19 |     removed as might be from the house. I was troubled in spirit,
21     8, 8-19 |       far as I had come from the house to that place where we were
22     8, 10-24|        thirdly, to rob another's house, if he have the opportunity;
23     8, 12-29|        heard from a neighbouring house a voice, as of boy or girl,
24     9, 3-6  |      people in Africa, his whole house having through him first
25     9, 7-16 |          may enter into this our house of grass. ~ ~
26     9, 8-17 |         dwell of one mind in one house, didst join with us Euodius
27     9, 8-17 |         only Son, in a Christian house, a good member of Thy Church,
28     9, 9-22 |        parents, had governed her house piously, was well reported
29     9, 10-23|    looked into the garden of the house where we now lay, at Ostia;
30     9, 12-31|         began to sing, our whole house answering him, the Psalm,
31     9, 12-31|          is, I (in a part of the house, where I might properly),
32    10, 34-51|          be clothed upon with my house from heaven. The eyes love
33    12, 11-12|        is the Lord's, than Thine house, which contemplateth Thy
34    12, 11-13|        that she may dwell in Thy house all the days of her life (
35    12, 11-13|       times, eternal; seeing Thy house which at no time went into
36    12, 15-19|      toward himself. This is the house of God, not of earthly mould,
37    12, 15-21|         and gloweth from Thee. O house most lightsome and delightsome!
38    12, 15-22|          Holy Ghost? Is not this house of God, not coeternal indeed
39    12, 17-25|       abide, as doth the eternal house of God, or be changed, as
40    13, 9-10 |         me, We will go up to the house of the Lord. There hath
41    13, 13-14|         be clothed upon with his house which is from heaven, and
42    13, 18-22|        the houseless poor to our house. Let us clothe the naked,
43    13, 25-38|          Onesiphorus, unto whose house Thou gavest mercy, because