Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 |        of my limbs to express my thoughts, that so I might have my
 2     1, 13-21|          mind, who quickenest my thoughts, I loved Thee not. I committed
 3     1, 14-23|         also I gave birth to the thoughts, whatever I conceived. No
 4     1, 20-31|       minute pursuits, and in my thoughts on things minute, I learnt
 5     6, 1-1  |       forth upon the bier of her thoughts, that Thou mightest say
 6     6, 6-9  |        feverishness of consuming thoughts. For, passing through one
 7     6, 14-24|      ways of the world; for many thoughts were in our heart, but Thy
 8     7, 3-5  |      most good Creator? By these thoughts I was again sunk down and
 9     7, 5-7  |   Himself had not created. These thoughts I revolved in my miserable
10     7, 6-10 |        his father him; I bent my thoughts on those that are born twins,
11     7, 9-14 |  thankful, but wax vain in their thoughts; and their foolish heart
12     7, 17-23|  understanding, and drew away my thoughts from the power of habit,
13     8, 5-12 | pleasantly, as in sleep: and the thoughts wherein I meditated on Thee
14     9, 2-3  |         in the receptacle of our thoughts, kindled and burned up that
15     9, 4-10 |  temporal, and in their famished thoughts do lick their very shadows.
16     9, 12-33|     little I recovered my former thoughts of Thy handmaid, her holy
17     9, 13-34|      from a spirit shaken by the thoughts of the dangers of every
18    10, 6-9  |         questioning them, was my thoughts on them: and their form
19    10, 35-57|          of I know not what idle thoughts. ~ ~
20    11, 3-5  |     within, in the chamber of my thoughts, Truth, neither Hebrew,
21    11, 29-39|         order I know not; and my thoughts, even the inmost bowels
22    12, 24-33|   certain. For he might have his thoughts upon God's commencement
23    12, 25-35|          why strive we about the thoughts of our neighbour which we
24    13, 23-34|          flesh, which cannot see thoughts; So that there is need to