Book, Chapter

 1     1, 20-31|        For even then I was, I lived, and felt; and had an implanted
 2     2, 3-6  |      that my sixteenth year I lived with my parents, leaving
 3     3, 3-6  |       gallantry) among whom I lived, with a shameless shame
 4     3, 3-6  |     even as they. With them I lived, and was sometimes delighted
 5     4, 1-1  |       eight-and-twentieth) we lived seduced and seducing, deceived
 6     5, 10-19| Manichaeus are full of. Yet I lived in more familiar friendship
 7     6, 10-17|     itself, where he had much lived, leaving his excellent family-estate
 8     7, 3-5  |       I had a will, as that I lived: when then I did will or
 9     7, 6-10 |     one of those dotards (who lived by such a trade, and whom
10     8, 1-1  |    from his very youth he had lived most devoted unto Thee.
11     8, 3-8  |      in him who was dead, and lived again; had been lost and
12     9, 7-15 |      anxieties and watchings, lived for prayer. We, yet unwarmed
13     9, 9-20 |      none now venturing, they lived together with a remarkable
14     9, 9-22 |   before her sleeping in Thee lived united together, having
15     9, 11-28| husband. For because they had lived in great harmony together,
16     9, 13-34|   release from the flesh, had lived to the praise of Thy name
17    12, 10-10|       own life; from myself I lived ill, death was I to myself;
18    13, 3-4  |       to it; so that, that it lived, and lived happily, it owes
19    13, 3-4  |      that, that it lived, and lived happily, it owes to nothing
20    13, 15-16|   under it; which whilst they lived here, was not so eminently
21    13, 21-29|       which was dead while it lived in pleasures; in death-bringing