Book, Chapter

 1     3, 2-2  |        that the spectator is not moved to tears, he goes away disgusted
 2     3, 2-2  |        criticising; but if he be moved to passion, he stays intent,
 3     3, 11-20|     before she spake, -even then moved me more than the dream itself,
 4     4, 14-21|                 4.14.21 But what moved me, O Lord my God, to dedicate
 5     5, 6-11 |   brought forward such things as moved me; I found him first utterly
 6     6, 12-22|      married life, and a family, moved us but slightly. But me
 7     7, 19-25|         will, now not, now to be moved by some affection, now not,
 8     7, 19-25|          a rational creature, he moved the more slowly towards
 9     7, 21-27|     guardian, I shall no more be moved. No one there hears Him
10     8, 9-21 |          commands the hand to be moved; and such readiness is there,
11     9, 4-10 |       and sin not. And how was I moved, O my God, who had now learned
12    10, 33-50|        and how at this time I am moved, not with the singing, but
13    10, 33-50|         it befalls me to be more moved with the voice than the
14    10, 37-62|       see that I ought not to be moved at my own praises, for my
15    10, 37-62| diligently. If in my praise I am moved with the good of my neighbour,
16    10, 37-62|         neighbour, why am I less moved if another be unjustly dispraised
17    11, 23-29|          and say, that either it moved with equal pauses, or if
18    11, 24-31|          me. For that no body is moved, but in time, I hear; this
19    11, 24-31|          not. For when a body is moved, I by time measure, how
20    11, 24-31|       and whither goeth the body moved, or his parts, if it moved
21    11, 24-31|       moved, or his parts, if it moved as in a lathe, then can
22    11, 24-31|       and if a body be sometimes moved, sometimes stands still,
23    11, 24-31|       stood still, as much as it moved"; or "it stood still twice
24    11, 24-31|          or thrice so long as it moved"; or any other space which
25    11, 26-33|          the time in which it is moved? This same time then, how
26    12, 22-31|          which the Spirit of God moved? For if they be comprised
27    13, 5-6  |        words, and to, Thy Spirit moved upon the waters. Behold
28    13, 20-26|  ministry of Thy holy ones, have moved amid the waves of temptations
29    13, 24-37|       replenished, which are not moved but by several significations:
30    13, 37-52|        Thou see in time, nor art moved in time, nor restest in
31    13, 38-53|          we were at a later time moved to do well, after our hearts
32    13, 38-53|          the former time we were moved to do evil, forsaking Thee;