Book, Chapter

 1     1, 11-18|        healed; and then, by my friends' and my own, my soul's recovered
 2     1, 14-23|        my nursery and jests of friends, smiling and sportively
 3     2, 2-4  |        myself wholly to it? My friends meanwhile took no care by
 4     4, 1-1  |   follow, and practise with my friends, deceived by me, and with
 5     4, 8-13 |       was the solaces of other friends, with whom I did love, what
 6     4, 8-13 |        me, so oft as any of my friends died. There were other things
 7     4, 9-14 |    This is it that is loved in friends; and so loved, that a man'
 8     4, 13-20|     the very depths, and to my friends I said, "Do we love any
 9     5, 6-11 |      when I might, and with my friends began to engage his ears
10     5, 8-14 |        were warranted me by my friends who persuaded me to this (
11     6, 5-7  |       had not seen; so many of friends, so many of physicians,
12     6, 6-9  |       sighed, and spoke to the friends around me, of the many sorrows
13     6, 6-10 |      purpose said I then to my friends: and I often marked in them
14     6, 7-11 |  things we, who were living as friends together, bemoaned together,
15     6, 11-18|      pay we court to our great friends, whose favour we need? When
16     6, 11-19|      We have store of powerful friends; if nothing else offer,
17     6, 12-21| acceptably, and retained their friends, and loved them faithfully.
18     6, 14-24|         6.14.24 And many of us friends conferring about, and detesting
19     6, 16-26|     And in my disputes with my friends Alypius and Nebridius of
20     6, 16-26|    pleasure discoursed with my friends, nor could I, even according
21     6, 16-26|    happiness, be happy without friends, amid what abundance soever
22     6, 16-26|       pleasures. And yet these friends I loved for themselves only,
23     7, 7-11 |       ears of my most familiar friends? Did the whole tumult of
24     8, 2-4  |        he feared to offend his friends, proud daemon-worshippers,
25     9, 2-2  |        men, other than our own friends, was it not known. For we
26     9, 4-12 |      my heart to desire all my friends present to pray for me to
27     9, 8-18 |      forsook it. As flattering friends pervert, so reproachful
28     9, 11-28|  discoursed with certain of my friends about the contempt of this