Book, Chapter

 1     2, 2-3  |        we be far from Thee. Else ought I more watchfully to have
 2     3, 6-10 |          creatures. And I indeed ought to have passed by even philosophers
 3     3, 8-15 |         much more unhesitatingly ought we to obey God, in all which
 4     4, 7-12 |        down. To Thee, O Lord, it ought to have been raised, for
 5     5, 6-10 |        now learned, that neither ought any thing to seem to be
 6     5, 10-19|           for that they held men ought to doubt everything, and
 7     5, 13-23|           not with that intent I ought, but, as it were, trying
 8     6, 1    |          had I been, that what I ought by enquiring to have learned,
 9     6, 6-9  |          was it the truth? For I ought not to prefer myself to
10     6, 8-13 |        presumed on itself, which ought to have relied on Thee.
11     6, 12-22|          marriage were added, he ought not to wonder why I could
12     7, 4-6  |        to the corruptible, there ought I to seek for Thee, and
13     7, 6-9  | inspecting his constellations, I ought if I were to predict truly,
14     7, 6-9  |      since they were his also, I ought again (to tell him too truly)
15     7, 6-10 |          deservings of souls, he ought to hear, out of the unsearchable
16     7, 17-23|           and pronouncing, "This ought to be thus, this not"; examining,
17     8, 1-2  |        selling all that I had, I ought to have bought, and I hesitated. ~ ~
18     8, 2-5  |    professed: how much less then ought he, when pronouncing Thy
19     8, 4-9  |         much the more abundantly ought Thy sons to rejoice, for
20     9, 9-19 |     remembering their condition, ought not to set themselves up
21     9, 9-21 |   whereas to humane humanity, it ought to seem a light thing not
22    10, 6-9  |        within. By which of these ought I to seek my God? I had
23    10, 20-29|         until I can say, where I ought to say it, "It is enough"?
24    10, 32-48| experience reveal it. And no one ought to be secure in that life,
25    10, 37-60|          But if praise useth and ought to accompany a good life
26    10, 37-60|          life and good works, we ought as little to forego its
27    10, 37-61|          more esteemed than they ought. But again how know I whether
28    10, 37-62|      Thee, O Truth, I see that I ought not to be moved at my own
29    11, 8-10 |      Reason it is known, that it ought to begin or leave off; in
30    12, 25-34|       infer out of his words?" I ought to take it in good part,
31    12, 29-40|        away, nor canst thou find ought to recall and by art to
32    13, 23-33|          the firmament (for they ought not to judge as to so supreme
33    13, 23-33|          image that created him, ought to be a doer of the law,