Book, Chapter

 1     1, 9-15 |     intense affection (for a sort of stupidity will in a way
 2     2, 9-17 |  then was my delight of such sort that I did it not alone?
 3     3, 2-2  |   then it is mercy. But what sort of compassion is this for
 4     4, 1-1  |      perisheth not? But what sort of man is any man, seeing
 5     4, 13-20| beauty, from their forming a sort of whole, and again, another
 6     4, 15-23|      that orator was of that sort whom I loved, as wishing
 7     4, 16-24|   unity, but in the other, a sort of division. And in that
 8     4, 17-28|     figure of a man, of what sort it is; and stature, how
 9     5, 3-6  | lights, nor whatever of this sort I had learned in the books
10     5, 6-10 |    felt however that another sort of people were suspicious
11     5, 14-24|   cause seemed to me in such sort not vanquished, as still
12     6, 7-11 |  means of advising or with a sort of constraint reclaiming
13     7, 1-2  |      images, was not of this sort, and yet it could not have
14     7, 1-2  |    all things should in such sort be full of Thee, that the
15     7, 5-8  |     men's conjectures were a sort of lottery, and that out
16     9, 3-6  |   our conversion was of such sort; and exhorting him to become
17     9, 10-23|      which Thou art, of what sort the eternal life of the
18     9, 10-23|   capacity, we might in some sort meditate upon so high a
19    10, 20-29|      had they it not in some sort, would not so will to be
20    10, 20-29|       and so have it by some sort of knowledge, what, I know
21    10, 21-30|    have I been immersed in a sort of joy; which now recalling,
22    10, 30-42|     For that nothing of this sort should have, over the pure
23    10, 35-56|     say that nothing of this sort engages my attention, or
24    10, 37-60|      temptations I have some sort of means of examining myself;
25    11, 20-26| these three do exist in some sort, in the soul, but otherwhere
26    12, 23-32|   those words. For the first sort, away with all those who
27    12, 27-37|     and whatever of the like sort, men's acquaintance with
28    13, 3-4  |  because there was already a sort of life, which Thou mightest