Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-7  |         and from my God is all my health. This I since learned, Thou,
 2     1, 11-18|       baptised?" but as to bodily health, no one says, "Let him be
 3     1, 11-18|          own, my soul's recovered health had been kept safe in Thy
 4     4, 1-1  |         not been, to their soul's health, stricken and cast down
 5     4, 4-8  |         should grow well, and his health were strong enough for me
 6     5, 9-16 |         that I should recover the health of my body, though frenzied
 7     5, 10-18|           better and more abiding health. And even then, at Rome,
 8     6, 1-1  |           pass from sickness unto health, after the access, as it
 9     6, 4-6  |           one, so was it with the health of my soul, which could
10     6, 11-18|          hours be ordered for the health of our soul. Great hope
11     9, 1-1  | brightness, and my riches, and my health, the Lord my God. ~ ~
12     9, 4-12 |          the God of all manner of health. And this I wrote on wax,
13    10, 15-23|           pleasure. I name bodily health; being sound in body, the
14    10, 15-23|          Nor would the sick, when health were named, recognise what
15    10, 16-25|        the other senses; thus the health or sickness of the body.
16    10, 23-33|        the Truth, O God my light, health of my countenance, my God.
17    10, 31-44|           we needs must pass. And health being the cause of eating
18    10, 31-44|          I do, or wish to do, for health's sake. Nor have each the
19    10, 31-44|            for what is enough for health, is too little for pleasure.
20    10, 31-44|   sufficeth for the moderation of health, that under the cloak of
21    10, 31-44|           that under the cloak of health, it may disguise the matter
22    13, 14-15|       presence, and shall see the health of my countenance, my God,