Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 |     that depart,- (for whither went it?)- and yet it was no
 2     1, 18-28|  carried away to vanities, and went out from Thy presence, O
 3     2, 3-8  |     the centre of Babylon, yet went more slowly in the skirts
 4     2, 4-9  |       lewd young fellows of us went, late one night (having
 5     4, 8-13 |      on the mind. Behold, they went and came day by day, and
 6     4, 17-30|       to my perdition, since I went about to get so good a portion
 7     5, 5-8  | himself meanly thought of, but went about to persuade men, "
 8     5, 8-15 |               5.8.15 But why I went hence, and went thither,
 9     5, 8-15 |      But why I went hence, and went thither, Thou knewest, O
10     5, 8-15 |      intercede to Thee for me, went to her wonted place, and
11     6, 6-10 |        with me; and I found it went ill with me, and grieved,
12     6, 9-15 |        house, to whom he often went to pay his respects; and
13     6, 9-15 |     many causes in Thy Church, went away better experienced
14     6, 10-16|      by a most strong tie, and went with me to Milan, both that
15     6, 11-20|                6.11.20 While I went over these things, and these
16     7, 5-8  |       father, which how far it went to overthrow the estimation
17     7, 7-11 |      sufficed, reach them? Yet went up the whole to Thy hearing,
18     8, 1-2  |       the church full; and one went this way, and another that
19     8, 2-3  |       3 To Simplicianus then I went, the father of Ambrose (
20     8, 2-4  |    containing himself for joy, went with him. And having been
21     8, 2-5  |     multitude!" When, then, he went up to make his profession,
22     8, 5-12 | present, and my "little while" went on for a long while; in
23     8, 6-15 |         and we knew it not. He went on with his discourse, and
24     8, 6-15 |        others, his companions, went out to walk in gardens near
25     8, 6-15 | happened to walk in pairs, one went apart with him, and the
26     8, 6-15 |        lingering on the earth, went away to the palace. But
27     8, 7-16 |        eye from off myself, he went on with his relation, and
28     8, 7-18 |      the business he came for, went his way; and I into myself.
29     8, 10-22|       arrogancy; for that they went back farther from Thee,
30     9, 4-12 |     bowed our knees, that pain went away. But what pain? or
31     9, 4-12 |    away. But what pain? or how went it away? I was affrighted,
32     9, 10-24|     came to our own minds, and went beyond them, that we might
33     9, 12-32|      carried to the burial; we went and returned without tears.
34    10, 34-52|       way of life; and himself went before with the feet of
35    10, 40-65|    found out these things, who went over them all, and laboured
36    11, 8-10 |      there should not, when we went astray, be whither to return.
37    11, 23-30|      sun stood still, but time went on. For in its own allotted
38    12, 10-10|    even thence I loved Thee. I went astray, and remembered Thee.
39    12, 11-13|     Thy house which at no time went into a far country, although
40    13, 20-26|        fly, whithersoever they went. For there is no speech
41    13, 22-32|   following your neighbour who went before you, nor as living
42    13, 25-38|     earth, because their sound went out into all lands. ~ ~