Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |         could not speak, yet it turned pale and looked bitterly
 2     1, 8-13 |        thing, and as they spoke turned towards it, I saw and remembered
 3     2, 1-1  |       was torn piecemeal, while turned from Thee, the One Good,
 4     2, 2-3  |     attempered my disorder, and turned to account the fleeting
 5     3, 4-7  |      altered my affections, and turned my prayers to Thyself O
 6     3, 3-5  |        speak, did I feel when I turned to those Scriptures; but
 7     4, 9-14 |         in tears, all sweetness turned to bitterness; and upon
 8     4, 16-24|     whereon this weighty matter turned in Thy wisdom, O Thou Omnipotent,
 9     4, 16-24|       corporeal examples. And I turned to the nature of the mind,
10     4, 16-24|     flash into mine eyes, and I turned away my panting soul from
11     4, 16-27|       ears of my heart, which I turned, O sweet truth, to thy inward
12     4, 17-31|       when we turn away, we are turned aside. Let us now, O Lord,
13     5, 2-2  |     from Thee. Let them then be turned, and seek Thee; because
14     5, 2-2  |       Thy creation. Let them be turned and seek Thee; and behold,
15     5, 7-13 |     renowned among them, had so turned out; I began to engage with
16     5, 10-19|      truth, from which they had turned me aside, in Thy Church,
17     6, 8-13 |      drunk down savageness; nor turned away, but fixed his eye,
18     6, 10-17|         darkness met us; and we turned away groaning, and saying,
19     6, 16-26|         gain some better thing! Turned it hath, and turned again,
20     6, 16-26|      thing! Turned it hath, and turned again, upon back, sides,
21     7, 2-3  |  changed to the worse, as to be turned from happiness into misery,
22     7, 16-22|         perversion of the will, turned aside from Thee, O God,
23     8, 6-15 |         15 Thence his discourse turned to the flocks in the monasteries,
24     8, 6-15 |       travail of a new life, he turned his eyes again upon the
25     8, 8-19 |         mind and countenance, I turned upon Alypius. "What ails
26     8, 11-25|         not strike me back, nor turned me away, but held me in
27     9, 7-16 |       of that enemy, though not turned to the soundness of believing,
28     9, 7-16 | soundness of believing, was yet turned back from her fury of persecuting.
29    10, 6-9  |   beauty gave the answer. And I turned myself unto myself, and
30    10, 22-32|      joy. Yet is not their will turned away from some semblance
31    11, 23-29|     with equal pauses, or if it turned sometimes slower, otherwhiles
32    12, 8-8  |       aforesaid, are varied and turned. ~ ~
33    12, 11-14|       the thing was changed and turned from one figure to another,
34    12, 16-23|        true Good. Nor will I be turned away, until Thou gather
35    12, 19-28|         form, or is changed, or turned. It is true, that that is
36    13, 2-3  |       had been by the same Word turned to that, by Whom it was
37    13, 2-3  |       are a spiritual creature, turned away from Thee our light,
38    13, 3-4  |    nothing but Thy grace, being turned by a better change unto
39    13, 10-11|      appear, namely, that being turned to the Light unfailing it
40    13, 12-13|      darkness displeased us, we turned unto Thee and there was