Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 |             It was not that my elders taught me words (as, soon after,
 2     1, 13-20|             the so-called grammarians taught me. For those first lessons,
 3     1, 14-23|       learning words not of those who taught, but of those who talked
 4     4, 2-2  |                4.2.2 In those years I taught rhetoric, and, overcome
 5     4, 2-2  |            these I, without artifice, taught artifices, not to be practised
 6     5, 5-8  |              he was found out to have taught falsely of the heaven and
 7     5, 5-9  |              once convicted of having taught any thing false, were to
 8     5, 6-10 |               O my God, hadst already taught me by wonderful and secret
 9     6, 4-6  |           that offended me, though he taught what I knew not as yet,
10     7, 5-8  |           liberal education, and well taught in Rhetoric, consulted me,
11     7, 20-26|           Platonists, and thence been taught to search for incorporeal
12     8, 2-5  |             was not salvation that he taught in rhetoric, and yet that
13     9, 9-19 | confidentially asking the reason, she taught them her practice above
14    10, 31-44|               10.31.44 This hast Thou taught me, that I should set myself
15    10, 31-46|                    10.31.46 Thou hast taught me, good Father, that to
16    10, 34-52|           when, these eyes closed, he taught his son the way of life;
17    11, 17-22|             we learned when boys, and taught boys), past, present, and
18    11, 19-25|             is not, neither can it be taught. Too far is this way of
19    12, 3-3  |                Hast not Thou, O Lord, taught his soul, which confesseth
20    12, 3-3  |              unto Thee? Hast not Thou taught me, Lord, that before Thou
21    12, 6-6  |          whole, whatever Thyself hath taught me of that matter, -the
22    12, 25-35|          servant's mind, than he hath taught us. Behold now, how foolish