Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-8  |      avenged myself on them by tears. Such have I learnt infants
 2     3, 2-2  |      spectator is not moved to tears, he goes away disgusted
 3     3, 2-4  |    most vehemently, which drew tears from me. What marvel that
 4     3, 10-18|         its mother, shed milky tears? Which fig notwithstanding (
 5     3, 11-19|         and despisedst not her tears, when streaming down, they
 6     3, 11-19|  causes of her grief and daily tears, and she answering that
 7     3, 12-21|       with entreaties and many tears, that he would see me and
 8     3, 12-21| possible that the son of these tears should perish." Which answer
 9     4, 4-9  |      was bid to trust in. Only tears were sweet to me, for they
10     4, 5-10 |        of life, from groaning, tears, sighs, and complaints?
11     4, 5-10 |      did I desire this with my tears; but I wept only and grieved.
12     4, 7-12 |   hateful, except groaning and tears. For in those alone found
13     4, 9-14 |       steeping of the heart in tears, all sweetness turned to
14     4, 12-19|      may weep in the valley of tears, and so carry them up with
15     5, 2-2  |    Thou gently wipe away their tears, and they weep the more,
16     5, 7-13 |     heart's blood, through her tears night and day poured out,
17     5, 8-15 |     Lord, was she with so many tears asking of Thee, but that
18     5, 9-17 |        reject from Thy aid the tears of such an one, wherewith
19     6, 1-1  |       that what she daily with tears desired of Thee was already
20     6, 1-1  |       more copious prayers and tears, that Thou wouldest hasten
21     7, 21-27|       image of this piety, the tears of confession, Thy sacrifice,
22     8, 3-6  |        of Thy house forceth to tears, when in Thy house it is
23     8, 12-28|    bringing a mighty shower of tears. Which that I might pour
24     8, 12-28|         giving full vent to my tears; and the floods of mine
25     8, 12-29|     checking the torrent of my tears, I arose; interpreting it
26     9, 2-2  |   ascending from the valley of tears, and singing that song of
27     9, 6-14 |       devotion overflowed, and tears ran down, and happy was
28     9, 12-29|     which was overflowing into tears; mine eyes at the same time,
29     9, 12-31|        so as to burst out into tears, nor to change of countenance;
30     9, 12-32|      went and returned without tears. For neither in those prayers
31     9, 12-33|     own. And I gave way to the tears which I before restrained,
32     9, 13-34|        a far different kind of tears, flowing from a spirit shaken
33    10, 33-50|     again, when I remember the tears I shed at the Psalmody of
34    12, 11-13|       thirsts for Thee, if her tears be now become her bread,
35    13, 13-14|        Him as He is, and those tears be passed away, which have