Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-5  |     not? Oh! for Thy mercies' sake, tell me, O Lord my God,
 2     2, 2-3  |       the kingdom of heaven's sake, had more happily awaited
 3     2, 3-5  |      journey for his studies' sake? For many far abler citizens
 4     2, 5-11 |     something else, for whose sake he did them. ~ ~
 5     2, 7-15 |       loved a sin for its own sake? Yea, all I confess to have
 6     2, 8-16 |       I loved for the theft's sake; and it too was nothing,
 7     3, 9-17 |      when things are, for the sake of correction, by constituted
 8     4, 2-2  |    marriage-covenant, for the sake of issue, and the bargain
 9     5, 12-22|      then I rather for my own sake misliked them evil, than
10     6, 7-12 |      I said it simply for his sake. And whence another would
11     6, 16-26|       be embraced for its own sake, which the eye of flesh
12     8, 1-2  |       the kingdom of heaven's sake: but, saith He, let him
13     9, 2-3  |        because for Thy Name's sake which Thou hast hallowed
14     9, 2-4  |    those who, for their sons' sake, wished me never to have
15    10, 4-5  |    mercy for Thine own name's sake; and no ways forsaking what
16    10, 22-32|       love Thee for Thine own sake, whose joy Thou Thyself
17    10, 23-34|    the truth for that thing's sake which they loved instead
18    10, 31-44|     it, so that I may for her sake do what I say I do, or wish
19    10, 31-44|      wish to do, for health's sake. Nor have each the same
20    10, 33-49|       admitted merely for her sake, it strives even to run
21    10, 35-55|    but curiosity, for trial's sake, the contrary as well, not
22    10, 35-55| contrary as well, not for the sake of suffering annoyance,
23    10, 36-59|       and feared, not for Thy sake, but in Thy stead: and thus
24    10, 37-62|       own praises, for my own sake, but for the good of my
25    12, 25-35|     charity itself, for whose sake he spake every thing, whose
26    13, 31-46|     whatsoever things for Thy sake please, Thou pleasest in