Book, Chapter

 1     1, 20-31|      a creature, what was not wonderful, not admirable? But all
 2     4, 4-7  |      turning us to Thyself by wonderful means; Thou tookest that
 3     4, 4-8  |     from an enemy; and with a wonderful and sudden freedom bade
 4     4, 14-21| should afterwards be formed a wonderful Latin orator, and one most
 5     4, 17-29|     understand, O my God, Thy wonderful and unchangeable Unity also,
 6     5, 6-10 |    hadst already taught me by wonderful and secret ways, and therefore
 7     5, 8-14 |  outrages they commit, with a wonderful stolidity, punishable by
 8     6, 12-21|    this point, so that it was wonderful; and that the more, since
 9     8, 1-1  |       and in earth, great and wonderful is his name. " Thy words
10     8, 6-14 |     stood amazed, hearing Thy wonderful works most fully attested,
11     9, 4-12 |       of Thy scourge, and the wonderful swiftness of Thy mercy.
12    10, 8-15 |      not comprehend itself? A wonderful admiration surprises me,
13    10, 14-21|     sorrow, joy. Which is not wonderful, as to the body; for mind
14    10, 14-21|    pain of body, it is not so wonderful. But now seeing this very
15    10, 16-25|      I the mind. It is not so wonderful, if what I myself am not,
16    10, 31-43|      slay my emptiness with a wonderful fulness, and clothe this
17    10, 35-57|       them to praise Thee the wonderful Creator and Orderer of all,
18    10, 35-57|        and my one hope is Thy wonderful great mercy. For when our
19    11, 2-3  |     Thee, and meditate on the wonderful things out of Thy law; even
20    11, 9-11 |      will boldly cry out, How wonderful are Thy works, O Lord, in
21    11, 31-41|    truly that mind is passing wonderful, and fearfully amazing;
22    12, 8-8  |       men wonder at. For very wonderful is this corporeal heaven;