Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-22|      never did. But should I ask with what letters the name "
 2     1, 13-22| settled. If, again, I should ask which might be forgotten
 3     2, 5-11 |        2.5.11 When, then, we ask why a crime was done, we
 4     3, 10-18|     not a Manichaean, should ask for any, that morsel would
 5     4, 16-26| corporeal. And I was wont to ask Thy faithful little ones,
 6     4, 16-26|    prating and foolishly, to ask them, "Why then doth the
 7     6, 3-3  |      danger. For I could not ask of him, what I would as
 8     6, 6-9  |     of fears. But should any ask me, had I rather be merry
 9     8, 9-21 |   Thy mercy gleam that I may ask, if so be the secret penalties
10     8, 10-24|  wills which are good. For I ask them, is it good to take
11     8, 12-30|    to do above that which we ask or think; for she perceived
12     9, 13-36|     hast already done what I ask; but accept, O Lord, the
13    10, 6-10 |      see it, but they cannot ask it: because no reason is
14    10, 6-10 |     they report. But men can ask, so that the invisible things
15    10, 6-10 |     creatures answer such as ask, unless they can judge;
16    10, 10-17|   Unless they have a savour, ask me not." The touch says, "
17    10, 23-33|     to make them able? For I ask any one, had he rather joy
18    10, 26-37|     give audience to all who ask counsel of Thee, and at
19    10, 26-37|     on manifold matters they ask Thy counsel. Clearly dost
20    10, 30-42|      to do above all that we ask or think. But what I yet
21    10, 37-60|      having them. For then I ask myself how much more or
22    11, 1-1  |     have need of, before you ask. It is then our affections
23    11, 3-5  |   were, I would hold him and ask him, and beseech him by
24    11, 17-22|                   11.17.22 I ask, Father, I affirm not: O
25    11, 21-27|      pass. And if any should ask me, "How knowest thou?"
26    11, 23-30| twice as long as that. For I ask, Seeing "day" denotes not
27    11, 23-30|   from east to east again, I ask, does the motion alone make
28    11, 23-30|     I will not therefore now ask, what that is which is called
29    12, 1-1  |       who can be against us? Ask, and ye shall have; seek,
30    12, 25-34|      I say: for if he should ask me, "How know you that Moses
31    13, 10-11|     understand this; let him ask of Thee. Why should he trouble