Book, Chapter

 1     1, 9-14 |    poor wretch) knew not what use there was; and yet, if idle
 2     1, 10-16|   afterwards have put to good use. For I disobeyed, not from
 3     1, 12-19|      head are numbered, didst use for my good the error of
 4     1, 12-19|   would not learn, Thou didst use for my punishment - a fit
 5     3, 7-14 |    not only wherein they made use of things present as God
 6     3, 8-16 | ordained, or by an immoderate use of things allowed, or in
 7     3, 8-16 |     things unallowed, to that use which is against nature;
 8     4, 3-4  |        because they seemed to use no sacrifice, nor to pray
 9     4, 17-30|      then it served not to my use, but rather to my perdition,
10     5, 4-7  | return thanks to Thee for the use thereof, although he know
11     5, 8-14 |      my steps, didst secretly use their and my own perverseness.
12     6, 1-1  |   unacquainted with the deep, use rather to be comforted when
13     6, 2-2  |      even to those that would use it soberly, lest so an occasion
14     6, 9-14 |     say by heart (as scholars use to practise), Thou sufferedst
15     7, 20-26|    hadst Thou in the familiar use of them grown sweet unto
16     8, 8-19 |     lodging, which we had the use of, as of the whole house;
17     9, 7-15 |      Church of Milan begun to use this kind of consolation
18    10, 33-50|       I acknowledge the great use of this institution. Thus
19    10, 34-53|    all necessary and moderate use and all pious meaning, have
20    10, 35-54|  properly to the eyes; yet we use this word of the other senses
21    11, 24-31|  guessed; more or less, as we use to say. Time then is not
22    12, 18-27|       good to edify, if a man use it lawfully: for that the
23    12, 30-41|    mercy upon us, that we may use the law lawfully, the end
24    13, 24-36|      than myself, make better use of it, according as Thou,