Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 |         elders taught me words (as, soon after, other learning) in
 2     4, 3-5  | understanding Hippocrates, he could soon have understood such a study
 3     4, 4-8  |             restored. Forthwith, as soon as I could speak with him (
 4     4, 4-8  |           with him (and I could, so soon as he was able, for I never
 5     6, 2-2  |    forbidden by the door-keeper; so soon as she knew that the Bishop
 6     6, 2-2  |          devotion, not pleasure. So soon, then, as she found this
 7     6, 8-13 |         have relied on Thee. For so soon as he saw that blood, he
 8     6, 9-15 |           the market-place. Whom so soon as Alypius remembered, he
 9     7, 5-8  |          his new-born slave. For so soon as the women began to be
10     7, 5-8  |           to send to one another so soon as they had notice of the
11     7, 17-23|             Thee by Thy beauty, and soon borne down from Thee by
12     8, 6-15 |           stripped of the world, as soon appeared. For as he read,
13     8, 7-17 |         lest Thou shouldest hear me soon, and soon cure me of the
14     8, 7-17 |         shouldest hear me soon, and soon cure me of the disease of
15     8, 8-20 |  incomparably more to do, and which soon after, when I should will,
16     8, 8-20 |       should be able to do; because soon after, when I should will,
17     9, 4-10 |         would have joy from without soon become vain, and waste themselves
18     9, 4-12 |          them to read. Presently so soon as with humble devotion
19     9, 6-14 |         workmaster of such wonders? Soon didst Thou take his life
20     9, 9-19 |             her parents to Thee, so soon as she was of marriageable
21     9, 11-27|     hastened round her; but she was soon brought back to her senses;
22     9, 11-27|           she, "what he saith": and soon after to us both, "Lay,"
23    12, 29-40|           chant. For each sound, so soon as made, passeth away, nor
24    13, 10-11|            condition, than that, so soon as it was made, it was,