Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-8  |         with those owing me no service, for not serving me; and
 2     1, 15-24|       King and my God, for Thy service be whatever useful thing
 3     1, 15-24|     childhood learned; for Thy service, that I speak, write, read,
 4     3, 3-5  |       abyss, and the beguiling service of devils, to whom I sacrificed
 5     3, 9-17 |    period are obtained for the service of life, and we know not
 6     5, 3-3  |       did I so much regard the service of oratory as the science
 7     5, 9-17 | almsdeeds, so full of duty and service to Thy saints, no day intermitting
 8     8, 3-6  |      and the joy of the solemn service of Thy house forceth to
 9     8, 5-11 |     too was. But I still under service to the earth, refused to
10     8, 6-15 |        giving over his secular service to serve Thee. And these
11     8, 6-15 |        a reward, so glorious a service. Thus both being now Thine,
12     9, 2-2  |        gently to withdraw, the service of my tongue from the marts
13     9, 2-4  |       a heart fully set on Thy service, I suffered myself to sit
14     9, 4-7  |        was now enlisted in Thy service, though still, in this breathing-time
15    10, 35-56|      humble and single-hearted service, by what artifices and suggestions
16    11, 2-2  |  powers of my mind, and of the service which we owe to men, or
17    11, 2-3  |    would sacrifice to Thee the service of my thought and tongue;
18    12, 26-36|       that office, that by the service of my heart and tongue those
19    13, 1-1  |   might be less, if lacking my service: nor cultivating Thy service,
20    13, 1-1  |   service: nor cultivating Thy service, as a land, that must remain