Book, Chapter

 1     1, 2-2  |         indeed, O Lord my God, aught in me that can contain Thee?
 2     1, 3-3  |      or hast Thou no need that aught contain Thee, who containest
 3     1, 1-4  |       mayest owe; and who hath aught that is not Thine? Thou
 4     1, 13-22|       not so much an emblem of aught recondite, as a cloak of
 5     2, 4-9  |       destruction; not seeking aught through the shame, but the
 6     2, 6-12 |       pleased to enjoy. For if aught of those pears came within
 7     2, 6-13 |       than Thy charity; nor is aught loved more healthfully than
 8     4, 2-3  |       knew not how to conceive aught beyond a material brightness.
 9     4, 11-17|    pass away, for neither doth aught succeed Him. ~ ~
10     6, 6-9  |       the less Thou sufferedst aught to grow sweet to me, which
11     7, 1-1  |    body; since I began to hear aught of wisdom, I always avoided
12     7, 1-2  |     only as unable to conceive aught else, for it was false.
13     7, 14-20|        soundness in them, whom aught of Thy creation displeaseth:
14     8, 7-18 |   because there did not appear aught certain, whither to direct
15     9, 8-18 |  earnest countermanding? Would aught avail against a secret disease,
16     9, 9-21 |       she never would disclose aught of the one unto the other,
17    10, 23-34|    wish to be hidden, but that aught should be hidden from it,
18    10, 36-58|   slight concernment, or shall aught bring us back to hope, save
19    11, 2-2  | strength. And I would not have aught besides steal away those
20    11, 3-5  |        on my senses, nor would aught of it touch my mind; but
21    11, 10-12|     His very Substance. And if aught have arisen in God's Substance,
22    12, 7-7  |      no way were it right that aught should be equal to Thee,
23    12, 7-7  |     which was not of Thee. And aught else besides Thee was there