Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |       the very same tempers are utterly intolerable when found in
 2     4, 3-5  |     reason but that he found it utterly false; and he, a grave man,
 3     4, 4-8  |     which he had received, when utterly absent in mind and feeling,
 4     4, 4-9  |         this grief my heart was utterly darkened; and whatever I
 5     5, 5-9  |         were to be detested and utterly rejected? But I had not
 6     5, 6-11 |     moved me; I found him first utterly ignorant of liberal sciences,
 7     5, 7-13 |     knowledge of that man, came utterly to an end; not that I detached
 8     5, 12-22|         because they did things utterly unlawful. Of a truth such
 9     5, 13-23|   teacher of the truth (which I utterly despaired of in Thy Church),
10     5, 14-25|      been beaten down, and cast utterly out of my mind; but I could
11     5, 14-25|        saving Name of Christ, I utterly refused to commit the cure
12     6, 8-13 |        of gladiators. For being utterly averse to and detesting
13     6, 14-24|        pieces in our hands, was utterly dashed and cast aside. Thence
14     7, 5-7  |   doctrine; yet did not my mind utterly leave it, but rather daily
15     7, 6-9  | condition, and every thing else utterly at variance with the former.
16    10, 14-21|     alike; and yet are they not utterly unlike. ~ ~
17    10, 19-28|        to be right. But were it utterly blotted out of the mind,
18    10, 19-28|          For we have not as yet utterly forgotten that, which we
19    10, 19-28|    forgotten. What then we have utterly forgotten, though lost,
20    12, 6-6  |        persuade me, that I must utterly uncase it of all remnants