Book, Chapter

 1     6, 7-11 |       did I speak thereof with Alypius and Nebridius, of whom Alypius
 2     6, 7-11 | Alypius and Nebridius, of whom Alypius was born in the same town
 3     6, 7-12 |     then thought not of curing Alypius of that infection. But he
 4     6, 7-12 |     gave way, and gave in. And Alypius beginning to be my hearer
 5     6, 9-14 |         got in, unperceived by Alypius, as far as the leaden gratings
 6     6, 9-14 |   fearing to be taken with it. Alypius now, who had not seen him
 7     6, 9-15 |        6.9.15 But thus far was Alypius to be instructed. For forthwith,
 8     6, 9-15 | however, had divers times seen Alypius at a certain senator's house,
 9     6, 9-15 |  market-place. Whom so soon as Alypius remembered, he told the
10     6, 9-15 |       had begun to insult over Alypius, he who was to be a dispenser
11     6, 10-16|        the laws was unallowed. Alypius resisted it: a bribe was
12     6, 10-16|        judge, whose councillor Alypius was, although also unwilling
13     6, 10-16|        put the matter off upon Alypius, alleging that he would
14     6, 10-16|   truth had the judge done it, Alypius would have decided otherwise.
15     6, 12-21|                        6.12.21 Alypius indeed kept me from marrying;
16     6, 12-21|     did the serpent speak unto Alypius himself, by my tongue weaving
17     6, 16-26|       disputes with my friends Alypius and Nebridius of the nature
18     7, 19-25|   preferred before others. But Alypius imagined the Catholics to
19     8, 6-13 |     burden of which I groaned. Alypius was with me, now after the
20     8, 6-14 |       there came to see me and Alypius, one Pontitianus, our countryman
21     8, 8-19 |     countenance, I turned upon Alypius. "What ails us?" I exclaim: "
22     8, 8-19 |      then into the garden, and Alypius, on my steps. For his presence
23     8, 11-27|    self against self only. But Alypius sitting close by my side,
24     8, 12-28|       expressions, I rose from Alypius: solitude was suggested
25     8, 12-29|    returned to the place where Alypius was sitting; for there had
26     8, 12-30|   countenance made it known to Alypius. And what was wrought in
27     9, 4-7  |       the brother of my heart, Alypius, unto the name of Thy Only
28     9, 4-8  |    resting in that villa, with Alypius a Catechumen, my mother
29     9, 6-14 |  returned to Milan. It pleased Alypius also to be with me born