Book, Chapter

 1     1, 16-26|         Yet, O my God (in whose presence I now without hurt may remember
 2     1, 18-28| vanities, and went out from Thy presence, O my God, when men were
 3     3, 11-20|        prayers entered into Thy presence; and yet Thou sufferedst
 4     5, 2-2  |         when they fled from Thy presence? or where dost not Thou
 5     7, 1-2  |   smallest, it should admit Thy presence, by a secret inspiration,
 6     8, 2-5  |    profess his salvation in the presence of the holy multitude. "
 7     8, 8-19 |   Alypius, on my steps. For his presence did not lessen my privacy;
 8     8, 10-22|        Let them perish from Thy presence, O God, as perish vain talkers
 9     8, 10-22|      and yet indicated, not the presence of another mind, but the
10     8, 12-28|    retired so far that even his presence could not be a burden to
11     9, 9-22 | conversation they perceived Thy presence in her heart. For she had
12     9, 10-23|        between ourselves in the presence of the Truth, which Thou
13    10, 3-4  |      confess to men also in Thy presence what I now am, not what
14    10, 16-25|       that forgetfulness by its presence effaces even what it finds
15    10, 17-26|        all bodies; or by actual presence, as the arts; or by certain
16    10, 33-50|         heal me, Thou, in whose presence I have become a problem
17    10, 35-57|   distracted, and whilst in Thy presence we direct the voice of our
18    12, 3-3  |     light was not, what was the presence of darkness, but the absence
19    12, 16-23|      now parley a little in Thy presence, O my God, who grant all
20    13, 8-9  |         the hidden place of Thy Presence. This only I know, that
21    13, 14-15|    morning I shall stand in Thy presence, and contemplate Thee: I
22    13, 14-15|    morning I shall stand in Thy presence, and shall see the health
23    13, 21-29|       Thou hast prepared in the presence of them that believe. For