Book, Chapter

 1     1, 14-23|        the martyr's trials, being able to temper for us a wholesome
 2     2, 2-3  |          of this our death, being able with a gentle hand to blunt
 3     4, 4-8  |          could, so soon as he was able, for I never left him, and
 4     4, 16-24|         magnitudes. And not being able to see these in the mind,
 5     4, 17-28|           understood it with very able tutors, not only orally
 6     5, 7-12 |         now no longer thought him able satisfactorily to decide
 7     7, 3-5  |      suffering ill. But I was not able clearly to discern it. So
 8     7, 4-6  |           soul was, nor shall be, able to conceive any thing which
 9     7, 10-16|          Thou being my Guide: and able I was, for Thou wert become
10     7, 17-23|         odour of, but was not yet able to feed on. ~ ~
11     8, 5-10 |         pleasantness, was not yet able to overcome my former wilfulness,
12     8, 8-20 |          was not in itself "to be able"; and I did not what both
13     8, 8-20 |          should will, I should be able to do; because soon after,
14     8, 12-30|        and blesseth Thee, Who are able to do above that which we
15     9, 6-14 |    Creator of all, and abundantly able to reform our deformities:
16     9, 9-21 |  discordant parties where she was able, she showed herself such
17    10, 5-7  |         tempted above that we are able; but wilt with the temptation
18    10, 5-7  |         to escape, that we may be able to bear it. I will confess
19    10, 13-20| remembrance, that I have now been able to remember these things,
20    10, 23-33|        because, what they are not able to do, they do not will
21    10, 23-33|        would suffice to make them able? For I ask any one, had
22    10, 30-42|         for the Almighty, Who art able to do above all that we
23    10, 40-65|           and stood aghast; being able to discern nothing of these
24    11, 5-7  |           And whence should he be able to do this, unless Thou
25    11, 9-11 |         promises. Let him that is able, hear Thee inwardly discoursing
26    11, 21-27|         they pass, in order to be able to say, this time is twice
27    11, 27-36|        sounded, that so we may be able to report of the intervals
28    12, 6-6  |      those things which it is not able to express. For the changeableness
29    12, 11-13|         then may the soul that is able, understand how far Thou
30    12, 12-15|         on by degrees, as are not able to conceive an utter privation
31    12, 29-40|           understanding, as to be able without great pains to discern,
32    12, 29-40|          example, let him that is able, understand how the matter
33    12, 31-42|         truth soever we have been able to find, yea and whatsoever
34    12, 31-42|       whatsoever we have not been able, nor yet are, but which
35    13, 7-8  |           8 Hence let him that is able, follow with his understanding
36    13, 30-45|     structure, might not again be able to rebel against Thee. For