Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-7  |                      1.6.7 Yet suffer me to speak unto Thy mercy,
 2     1, 6-7  |        me, dust and ashes. Yet suffer me to speak, since I speak
 3     1, 18-29|    another he would be loth to suffer." How deep are Thy ways,
 4     3, 2-2  |     yet himself would no means suffer? yet he desires as a spectator
 5     3, 2-3  |     than him who is thought to suffer hardship, by missing some
 6     3, 2-4  |    into me; for I loved not to suffer, what I loved to look on;
 7     4, 1-1  |       own shame in Thy praise. Suffer me, I beseech Thee, and
 8     4, 2-3  | imperishable gold, I would not suffer a fly to be killed to gain
 9     5, 8-14 |        whereby they do it, and suffer incomparably worse than
10     5, 8-15 |     but that Thou wouldest not suffer me to sail? But Thou, in
11     5, 9-16 |     medicine, who wouldest not suffer me, being such, to die a
12     5, 12-22|     them more because I was to suffer by them, than because they
13     6, 9-14 |     deem, didst Thou, our God, suffer it, but that he who was
14     6, 10-17| towards the end, why we should suffer all this, darkness met us;
15     6, 11-19|        and shall we not rather suffer the punishment of this negligence?
16     7, 3-4  |   think that Thy substance did suffer ill than their own did commit
17     7, 3-5  |    think rather that Thou dost suffer ill, than that man doth
18     7, 7-11 |        well": nor did they yet suffer me to turn back, where it
19     9, 8-17 |  parents' table, she would not suffer them, though parched with
20    10, 5-7  |     art faithful, Who wilt not suffer us to be tempted above that
21    10, 31-45|      how to abound, and how to suffer need. I can do all things
22    13, 26-39|         both to abound, and to suffer need. I can do all things
23    13, 26-40|      he knew to abound, and to suffer want, in Thee Who strengthenest