Book, Chapter

 1     2, 10-18|        from Thee my stay, in these days of my youth, and I became
 2     3, 7-13 |           are times. But men whose days are few upon the earth,
 3     4, 3-5  |           4.3.5 There was in those days a wise man, very skilful
 4     4, 4-8  |    preserved for my comfort; a few days after in my absence, he
 5     5, 5-9  | vicissitudes of longer and shorter days and nights, and of day and
 6     6, 6-10 |          to rise with it, how many days, Thou, God, knowest. But "
 7     7, 5-8  |     careful observation, reckoning days, hours, nay, the lesser
 8     8, 5-10 |         subjoined also, how in the days of the Emperor Julian a
 9     9, 2-2  |            now wanted but very few days unto the Vacation of the
10     9, 2-4  |          may have been some twenty days, yet they were endured manfully;
11     9, 3-6  |           doing: and so, lo! those days rolled by at length; for
12     9, 6-14 |           Nor was I sated in those days with the wondrous sweetness
13     9, 11-27|      remember not. For scarce five days after, or not much more,
14    10, 27-38|           O Thou Beauty of ancient days, yet ever new! too late
15    11, 15-18|            we call (suppose) often days since; and a short time
16    11, 15-18|          short time to come, often days hence. But in what sense
17    11, 22-28|          Behold, Thou hast made my days old, and they pass away,
18    11, 23-29|             and for years, and for days; they are; yet neither should
19    11, 23-30|         say, "there passed so many days," the night being included
20    11, 23-30|     included when we say, "so many days," and the nights not reckoned
21    12, 8-8  |       which Thou madest before all days. For already hadst Thou
22    12, 8-8  |         both an heaven, before all days; but that was the heaven
23    12, 9-9  |       nothing of times, nothing of days. For verily that heaven
24    12, 9-9  |           form, numbered among the days. For where no figure nor
25    12, 9-9  |          not, there plainly are no days, nor any vicissitude of
26    12, 11-13|         dwell in Thy house all the days of her life (and what is
27    12, 11-13|             but Thou? and what Thy days, but Thy eternity, as Thy
28    12, 12-15|       formless, because before all days, Thou in the Beginning didst
29    12, 12-15|          to have been, not without days, created; and that, as being
30    12, 13-16|   Scripture say without mention of days, In the Beginning God created
31    12, 13-16|          spake, without mention of days. ~ ~
32    12, 17-24|         enumeration of the several days, to arrange in detail, and,
33    12, 17-24|         and arranged during those "days") may, not incongruously,
34    13, 18-23|         signs and in times, and in days, and in years. ~ ~