Book, Chapter

 1     1, 10-16|             wish the same for their children, and yet are very willing
 2     1, 14-23|          would Virgil be to Grecian children, when forced to learn him
 3     2, 3-5  |             no such thing for their children. But yet this same father
 4     3, 3-5  |             proud, nor laid open to children, lowly in access, in its
 5     3, 11-19|          the bodily deaths of their children. For she, by that faith
 6     4, 2-2  |            of a lustful love, where children are born against their parents'
 7     6, 7-12 |             one day to be among Thy children, Priest and Dispenser of
 8     8, 11-27|            but a fruitful mother of children of joys, by Thee her Husband,
 9     8, 12-29|         think most intently whether children were wont in any kind of
10     9, 9-22 |          good works, had brought up children, so often travailing in
11    10, 4-5  |             not that of the strange children, whose mouth talketh of
12    11, 22-28|            give good gifts unto Thy children. Give, because I have taken
13    12, 2-2  |          earth hath He given to the children of men? Where is that heaven
14    13, 13-14|           of your mind. And, be not children in understanding, but in
15    13, 13-14| understanding, but in malice, be ye children, that in understanding ye
16    13, 14-15|           whereof we also were once children, who were sometimes darkness,
17    13, 14-15|          saved by hope, and are the children of light, and the children
18    13, 14-15|          children of light, and the children of the day, not the children
19    13, 14-15|        children of the day, not the children of the night, nor of the
20    13, 18-22|         darkness, but Thy spiritual children also set and ranked in the
21    13, 22-32|       dispenser of Thine (who begat children by the Gospel), that he