Book, Chapter

 1     2, 5-11 |    any commit murder upon no cause, delighted simply in murdering?
 2     2, 5-11 |   evil and cruel, yet is the cause assigned; "lest" (saith
 3     3, 1-1  |  more I loathed it. For this cause my soul was sickly and full
 4     4, 3-4  |     to destroy, saying, "The cause of thy sin is inevitably
 5     5, 10-19|    greatest, and almost only cause of my inevitable error. ~ ~
 6     5, 14-24| maintained. For the Catholic cause seemed to me in such sort
 7     6, 1    |     truth: and for this very cause needed the authority of
 8     6, 9-14 |    for a thief. For no other cause, I deem, didst Thou, our
 9     7, 3-4  |      without difficulty, the cause of evil. And yet whatever
10     7, 3-5  |       that free-will was the cause of our doing ill, and Thy
11     7, 3-5  |   but saw that there was the cause of my sin. But what I did
12     7, 5-7  |      the same All-mightiness cause it not to be at all? Or,
13    10, 16-24|      by itself, it would not cause us to remember, but to forget.
14    10, 31-44|   pass. And health being the cause of eating and drinking,
15    11, 14-17|   that either this is, whose cause of being is, that it shall
16    11, 18-23|      Whether there be a like cause of foretelling things to
17    11, 27-36| which things as they pass by cause in thee, remains even when
18    13, 6-7  |      13.6.7 But what was the cause, O true-speaking Light? -
19    13, 10-11| darksome before; that so the cause whereby it was made otherwise,
20    13, 20-27|   bitterness whereof was the cause, why they were sent forth
21    13, 21-29|     because the earth is the cause that they work this in the
22    13, 21-29|     soul; as the sea was the cause that they wrought upon the
23    13, 21-29|     man's infidelity was the cause; yet are the faithful also