Book, Chapter

 1     2, 3-6  |       breast Thou hadst already begun Thy temple, and the foundation
 2     3, 11-19|        the house, which she had begun to shrink from, abhorring
 3     5, 7-13 |         willing nor witting it, begun to loosen that wherein I
 4     5, 11-21|         the said Manichees, had begun to stir me even at Carthage:
 5     5, 12-22|         and through whom, I had begun to be known; when to, I
 6     5, 14-24|       these things also had now begun to appear to me capable
 7     6, 1    |         of Holy Writ; I had now begun to believe that Thou wouldest
 8     6, 9-15 |    multitude ashamed, which had begun to insult over Alypius,
 9     6, 11-18|  nineteenth year, wherein I had begun to kindle with the desire
10     7, 5-8  |       and I, who had herein now begun to incline towards Nebridius'
11     7, 20-26|       but killed. For now I had begun to wish to seem wise, being
12     8, 5-10 |         that new will which had begun to be in me, freely to serve
13     8, 6-15 |  purpose, and how that will was begun and settled in them, begged
14     9, 4-10 |         Thee,- there hadst Thou begun to grow sweet unto me, and
15     9, 7-15 |         had the Church of Milan begun to use this kind of consolation
16     9, 11-28|         fulness of Thy goodness begun to cease in her heart, I
17    10, 4-5  |        forsaking what Thou hast begun, perfect my imperfections. ~ ~
18    10, 36-58| complete mercy, since Thou hast begun to change us?  And Thou
19    11, 1-1  |         wholly, since Thou hast begun, that we may cease to be
20    11, 18-23|         have set upon, and have begun to do what we were forethinking,
21    11, 27-34|      suppose another voice hath begun to sound, and still soundeth
22    11, 28-38|      the whole; but when I have begun, how much soever of it I
23    12, 27-37|          they conceive of words begun and ended, sounding in time,
24    13, 22-32|        through evil-living; and begun to be a living soul, through