Book, Chapter

 1     1, 16-26|     this vileness; but by their means the vileness is committed
 2     2, 3-5  |         the resolution than the means of my father, who was but
 3     2, 3-5  |       beyond the ability of his means, he would furnish his son
 4     3, 2-2  |      which yet himself would no means suffer? yet he desires as
 5     3, 2-3  |         then be put away? by no means. Be griefs then sometimes
 6     4, 4-7  |         to Thyself by wonderful means; Thou tookest that man out
 7     4, 13-20|        beauty, they could by no means draw us unto them." And
 8     5, 3-3  |     Lord of it they could by no means find out. For Thou art great,
 9     5, 5-9  |         so that, if they by any means might, it should still remain
10     6, 6-9  |         what he had obtained by means of a few begged pence, the
11     6, 7-11 |     great promise: yet had I no means of advising or with a sort
12     6, 10-16|        renowned for innumerable means of doing good or evil. And
13     6, 12-21| alleging that so could we by no means with undistracted leisure
14     7, 4-6  |         Thy substance can by no means be impaired. For corruption
15     7, 9-13 |      Thou procuredst for me, by means of one puffed up with most
16     8, 2-4  |         they did smoke, by what means didst Thou convey Thyself
17     8, 3-8  |       by the greater pain. What means this, O Lord my God, whereas
18     8, 3-8  |  evermore rejoice in Thee? What means this, that this portion
19     8, 10-24|       the same time he have the means thereof also; all these
20    10, 15-23|        my memory, I could by no means recall what the sound of
21    10, 21-31|         obtains this joy by one means, another by another, all
22    10, 37-60| temptations I have some sort of means of examining myself; in
23    13, 9-10 |       above the waters? if this means, in space, like a body,