Book, Chapter

 1     1, 19-30|            at whose gate unhappy I lay in my boyhood; this the
 2     3, 11-19|      discerned the death wherein I lay, and Thou heardest her,
 3     4, 4-8  |           sore sick of a fever, he lay senseless in a death-sweat;
 4     4, 8-13 |          stimulus, our soul, which lay itching in our ears, was
 5     4, 11-16|        around thee: nor shall they lay thee whither themselves
 6     4, 16-26|            and now, in punishment, lay in error. ~ ~
 7     5, 3-3  |                      5.3.3 I would lay open before my God that
 8     6, 2-2  |           For wine-bibbing did not lay siege to her spirit, nor
 9     6, 1    |        credence, in that, while it lay open to all to read, it
10     7, 19-25|             But what mystery there lay in "The Word was made flesh,"
11     9, 2-4  |     constrained me of necessity to lay down that burden of teaching,
12     9, 4-11 |             O what said he, I will lay me down and sleep, for who
13     9, 7-16 |          and Protasius the martyrs lay hid (whom Thou hadst in
14     9, 10-23|          of the house where we now lay, at Ostia; where removed
15     9, 11-27|            soon after to us both, "Lay," she saith, "this body
16     9, 13-36|      offences, and seeking what to lay to our charge, found nothing
17    10, 11-18|           memory where before they lay unknown, scattered and neglected,
18    10, 13-20|          discern and understand, I lay up in my memory, that hereafter
19    10, 43-69|          the dead, having power to lay down His life, and power
20    11, 1-1  |     passeth in time? Why then do I lay in order before Thee so
21    11, 1-1  |            our affections which we lay open unto Thee, confessing
22    11, 3-5  |          things unto me, and would lay the ears of my body to the
23    11, 6-8  | intelligent soul, whose inward ear lay listening to Thy Eternal
24    12, 20-29|           wherein heaven and earth lay as yet confused, which,