Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-12 |            other infants that I have passed, true though the guess be,
 2     3, 6-10 |           And I indeed ought to have passed by even philosophers who
 3     3, 11-20| foresignified. For almost nine years passed, in which I wallowed in
 4     4, 5-10 |               Lord, these things are passed by, and time hath assuaged
 5     4, 16-26|          returned not to Thee, but I passed on and on to things which
 6     6, 11-18|       enjoying things present, which passed away and wasted my soul;
 7     6, 11-20|              this way and that, time passed on, but I delayed to turn
 8     7, 15-21|            of times, both which have passed, and which shall pass, neither
 9     7, 17-23|          mind. And thus by degrees I passed from bodies to the soul,
10     9, 4-12 |             shall I recall all which passed in those holy-days? Yet
11     9, 7-16 |          great though they be, I had passed by in forgetfulness. And
12    10, 9-16 |              should have sounded and passed away like a voice fixed
13    10, 10-17|           those sounds, with a noise passed through the air, and now
14    10, 10-17|            say, "If they smell, they passed by us." The taste says, "
15    10, 14-21|           the memory, are as it were passed into the belly, where they
16    10, 25-36|           For in thinking on Thee, I passed beyond such parts of it
17    10, 43-68|            as we through faith of it passed, might be saved. For as
18    11, 3-5  |            this, wrote and departed, passed hence from Thee to Thee;
19    11, 6-8  |          beloved Son? For that voice passed by and passed away, began
20    11, 6-8  |             that voice passed by and passed away, began and ended; the
21    11, 6-8  |            the syllables sounded and passed away, the second after the
22    11, 14-17|              I know, that if nothing passed away, time past were not;
23    11, 15-18|             long. For it had not yet passed away, so as not to be; and
24    11, 21-27|               but when it shall have passed, it is not measured; for
25    11, 23-30|              to which we say, "there passed so many days," the night
26    11, 27-35|            have sounded, have flown, passed away, are no more; and yet
27    11, 28-38|              being ended, shall have passed into memory. And this which
28    11, 31-41|               and how much of it had passed away from the beginning,
29    12, 26-36|              thought arrived at, not passed over in those few words
30    13, 7-8  |             when our soul shall have passed through the waters which
31    13, 13-14|            He is, and those tears be passed away, which have been my
32    13, 18-22|           times, that old things are passed away, and, behold, all things