Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-20|         too, but from the sin and vanity of this life, because I
 2     1, 13-22|        the choice spectacle of my vanity. ~ ~
 3     3, 1-1  |           fain, through exceeding vanity, be fine and courtly. I
 4     3, 4-7  |  vainglorious end, a joy in human vanity. In the ordinary course
 5     4, 2-2  |         guidance of such as loved vanity, and sought after leasing,
 6     4, 16-26|           by Thy truth, but by my vanity devised out of things corporeal.
 7     5, 5-8  |     knowledge of piety. For it is vanity to make profession of these
 8     5, 5-8  |          falsified, with so mad a vanity of pride, that he sought
 9     5, 10-20|        what I could imagine in my vanity. His Nature then, being
10     6, 6-10 |          incomparably beyond such vanity. Yea, and so was he then
11     7, 14-20|       that they should not behold vanity, I ceased somewhat of my
12     8, 1-2  |           I was no longer in that vanity; I had surmounted it; and
13     8, 2-4  |         became bold-faced against vanity, and shame-faced towards
14     8, 7-18 |           cast off the baggage of vanity; now, it is certain, and
15     9, 4-9  |          of heart? why do ye love vanity, and seek after leasing?
16     9, 4-9  |          leasing? For I had loved vanity, and sought after leasing.
17     9, 4-9  |          of heart? why do ye love vanity, and seek after leasing?
18     9, 4-9  |          long, not knowing, loved vanity, and sought after leasing:
19     9, 4-9  |        held for truths, was there vanity and leasing; and I spake
20     9, 4-9  |           had heard, who yet love vanity and seek after leasing!
21    10, 4-5  |            whose mouth talketh of vanity, and their right hand is
22    10, 35-57|          throngs of this abundant vanity, then are our prayers also
23    11, 30-40|           and cease to speak that vanity. May they also be extended
24    12, 25-34| overboldness, and not insight but vanity was its parent. And therefore,