Book, Chapter

 1     1, 11-17|           I sought, from the pious care of my mother and Thy Church,
 2     1, 11-17|             For it was her earnest care that Thou my God, rather
 3     2, 2-4  |          friends meanwhile took no care by marriage to save my fall;
 4     2, 2-4  |           save my fall; their only care was that I should learn
 5     4, 3-5  |           not fruitlessly bestow a care and diligence, necessary
 6     5, 14-24|           he spake (for that empty care alone was left me, despairing
 7     6, 1    |        that Thou wert, and hadst a care of us; though I was ignorant,
 8     6, 6-9  |      joyous, I anxious; he void of care, I full of fears. But should
 9     6, 11-18|           from this intenseness of care? ~ ~
10     6, 11-19|         itself cut off and end all care and feeling? Then must this
11     6, 11-20|          settled faith did cast my care on Thee. ~ ~
12     7, 5-8  |        escape her master, who took care with most exact diligence
13     7, 7-11 | unchangeable, and that Thou hast a care of, and wouldest judge men,
14     7, 19-25|      therewith, through the Divine care for us, to have attained
15     8, 6-15 |         walls, under the fostering care of Ambrose, and we knew
16     9, 3-5  |      Verecundus was worn down with care about this our blessedness,
17     9, 9-22 |           baptism, did she so take care of, as though she had been
18     9, 11-27|        body any where; let not the care for that any way disquiet
19    10, 31-44|        whether it be the necessary care of the body which is yet
20    10, 35-56|         not now carry me away, nor care I to know the courses of
21    10, 38-64|        please not, or displease or care not to please others. But
22    10, 43-70|         them. See, Lord, I cast my care upon Thee, that I may live,
23    11, 2-3  |         Thee; Who, inaccessible to care, carest for us. Circumcise
24    13, 26-39|          that now at the last your care of me hath flourished again,