Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-7  |      despisest me, yet wilt Thou return and have compassion upon
 2     1, 18-28|          that men leave Thee, or return unto Thee. Or did that Thy
 3     2, 3-5  |     intermitted: whilst after my return from Madaura (a neighbour
 4     3, 4-7  |       now to arise, that I might return to Thee. For not to sharpen
 5     3, 8-16 |        by a humble devoutness we return to Thee; and Thou cleansest
 6     4, 5-10 |          neither hoped he should return to life nor did I desire
 7     4, 11-16|      Word itself calleth thee to return: and there is the place
 8     4, 12-19|           calling aloud to us to return hence to Him into that secret
 9     4, 12-19| ascension; crying aloud to us to return unto Him. And He departed
10     4, 12-19|          our eyes, that we might return into our heart, and there
11     4, 17-31|       aside. Let us now, O Lord, return, that we may not be overturned,
12     4, 17-31|     there be no place whither to return, because we fell from it:
13     5, 4-7  |       how to possess a tree, and return thanks to Thee for the use
14     5, 8-15 |        face. And yet refusing to return without me, I scarcely persuaded
15     6, 8-13 |         which should goad him to return not only with them who first
16     6, 11-19|           for it were a shame to return again to them. See, it is
17     7, 7-11 |  themselves unsought, as I would return to Thee, as if they would
18     7, 10-16|       being thence admonished to return to myself, I entered even
19     8, 3-8  |       departest, and we scarcely return to Thee. ~ ~
20     8, 4-9  |       blindness than Victorinus, return to Thee, approach, and are
21     8, 6-15 |   finding them, reminded them to return, for the day was now far
22     9, 2-2  |    purchased by Thee, no more to return for sale. Our purpose then
23     9, 13-37|          Exodus, even unto their return thither. That so my mother'
24    10, 17-26|      memory; else could they not return to their dens and nests,
25    10, 30-41|      from waking to sleeping, or return from sleeping to waking!
26    10, 30-41|        otherwise, upon waking we return to peace of conscience:
27    10, 42-67| sacraments? Many endeavouring to return unto Thee, and of themselves
28    11, 8-10 |       went astray, be whither to return. But when we return from
29    11, 8-10 |   whither to return. But when we return from error, it is through
30    12, 10-10|      behind me, calling to me to return, and scarcely heard it,
31    12, 10-10|        peace. And now, behold, I return in distress and panting
32    12, 22-31|         will, upon hearing this, return for answer, "we do not deny
33    12, 25-35| brotherly and peaceful word do I return unto Him: "If we both see