Book, Chapter

 1     2, 1-1  | various and shadowy loves: my beauty consumed away, and I stank
 2     2, 6-12 |   even that false and shadowy beauty which belongeth to deceiving
 3     3, 6-10 |       Father, supremely good, Beauty of all things beautiful.
 4     4, 13-20|    the beautiful? and what is beauty? What is it that attracts
 5     4, 13-20|      were in them a grace and beauty, they could by no means
 6     4, 13-20|       themselves, there was a beauty, from their forming a sort
 7     4, 16-24|      itself, and "fit," whose beauty is in correspondence to
 8     4, 17-29|     to Thine own greatness or beauty; so that (as in bodies)
 9     4, 17-29| Thyself art Thy greatness and beauty; but a body is not great
10     6, 16-26|       light of excellence and beauty, to be embraced for its
11     7, 17-23|       borne up to Thee by Thy beauty, and soon borne down from
12     7, 17-23|     it was that I admired the beauty of bodies celestial or terrestrial;
13     8, 1-2  |     of Thy sweetness, and the beauty of Thy house which I loved,
14    10, 6-8  |   love, when I love Thee? not beauty of bodies, nor the fair
15    10, 6-9  |       them: and their form of beauty gave the answer. And I turned
16    10, 27-38|     late loved I Thee, O Thou Beauty of ancient days, yet ever
17    10, 34-53| cunning hands, come from that Beauty, which is above our souls,
18    10, 35-55|      it, or any report of its beauty drew them thither! Thus
19    12, 2-2  |       received its portion of beauty in these lower parts, whereof
20    12, 3-3  |     formlessness, without any beauty. ~ ~
21    12, 4-4  |    Thou hadst created without beauty, whereof to make this beautiful
22    12, 15-21| delightsome! I have loved thy beauty, and the place of the habitation
23    12, 22-31|       they then received that beauty, when God said, Let the
24    13, 13-14|   only Son. O what a light of beauty will that be, when we shall