Book, Chapter

 1     1, 9-15 |       in studies which I was to learn, only that, as a man, I
 2     1, 10-16|  whatever motive, would have me learn, I might afterwards have
 3     1, 12-19|   employ what they forced me to learn, except to satiate the insatiate
 4     1, 12-19|    error of all who urged me to learn; and my own, who would not
 5     1, 12-19|       and my own, who would not learn, Thou didst use for my punishment -
 6     1, 13-20|         others, I was forced to learn the wanderings of one Aeneas,
 7     1, 14-23|        children, when forced to learn him as I was Homer. Difficulty,
 8     2, 2-4  |     only care was that I should learn to speak excellently, and
 9     2, 3-5  |      whither I had journeyed to learn grammar and rhetoric), the
10     4, 5-10 |        assuaged my wound. May I learn from Thee, who art Truth,
11     4, 8-13 |         to teach, and sometimes learn; long for the absent with
12     5, 3-3  |   things which I was earnest to learn: nor did I so much regard
13     5, 14-24|       though I took no pains to learn what he spake, but only
14     6, 9-14 |         should already begin to learn that in judging of causes,
15     6, 11-19|       hence? and where shall we learn what here we have neglected?
16     7, 9-14 | learning, hear not Him, saying, Learn of Me, for I am meek and
17     7, 19-25|         later, I confess, did I learn how in that saying, The
18     7, 21-27|      that labour. They scorn to learn of Him, because He is meek
19    10, 11-18|      Wherefore we find, that to learn these things whereof we
20    10, 20-29|   forgotten it? Or, desiring to learn it as a thing unknown, either
21    10, 26-37|         find Thee, that I might learn Thee? For in my memory Thou
22    10, 26-37|         find Thee, that I might learn Thee, but in Thee above
23    10, 37-60|         mine eyes. For I cannot learn how far I am more cleansed
24    10, 43-68|         example also they might learn that same humility, that
25    11, 1-1  |       truth, that Thou mightest learn them through me, but to
26    11, 8-10 |    unchangeable Truth; where we learn truly, while we stand and
27    13, 15-18|    where they might gaze up and learn Thy mercy, announcing in
28    13, 19-24|        the dry land may appear. Learn to do good, judge the fatherless,