Book, Chapter

 1     2, 6-12 |       orbs; or the earth, or sea, full of embryo-life, replacing
 2     3, 1-1  |      cause my soul was sickly and full of sores, it miserably cast
 3     3, 2-2  | Stage-plays also carried me away, full of images of my miseries,
 4     5, 8-15 |           me, preserving me, thus full of execrable defilements,
 5     5, 9-17 |         frequent in almsdeeds, so full of duty and service to Thy
 6     5, 10-19|           books of Manichaeus are full of. Yet I lived in more
 7     6, 1-1  |          calmly, and with a heart full of confidence, she replied
 8     6, 1    |          out to him, required his full leisure, and never found
 9     6, 6-9  |           then, I suppose, with a full belly, joking and joyous:
10     6, 6-9  |       anxious; he void of care, I full of fears. But should any
11     7, 1-2  |     things should in such sort be full of Thee, that the body of
12     7, 5-7  |          creation, itself finite, full of Thee, the Infinite; and
13     8, 1-2  |           2 For, I saw the church full; and one went this way,
14     8, 2-3  |   writings of other philosophers, full of fallacies and deceits,
15     8, 3-7  |      hereunto; and all things are full of witnesses, crying out, "
16     8, 6-15 |         was a monastery at Milan, full of good brethren, without
17     8, 6-15 |         is there not brittle, and full of perils? and by how many
18     8, 11-27|        embrace me, her holy hands full of multitudes of good examples:
19     8, 12-28|          certain fig-tree, giving full vent to my tears; and the
20     9, 2-4  |        injured, and to refuse any full or lengthened speaking;
21     9, 2-4  |         intermit it. But when the full wish for leisure, that I
22     9, 2-4  |          the freedom of Thy sons. Full then of such joy, I endured
23    10, 17-26|       innumerable and innumerably full of innumerable kinds of
24    10, 28-39|      shall wholly live, as wholly full of Thee. But now since whom
25    10, 28-39|      liftest up, because I am not full of Thee I am a burden to
26    10, 31-45|          it come not near me. But full feeding sometimes creepeth
27    10, 35-56|          this so vast wilderness, full of snares and dangers, behold
28    10, 35-57|         of such things is my life full; and my one hope is Thy
29    11, 3-5  |          Thee I beseech, O Truth, full of Whom he spake truth,
30    11, 10-12|         11.10.12 Lo, are they not full of their old leaven, who
31    12, 10-10|           and their words be most full of mystery. ~ ~
32    12, 30-41|      dispenser of this Scripture, full of Thy Spirit, as to believe
33    13, 26-39|          am instructed both to be full, and to be hungry; both