Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |        too innocence, when the fountain of milk is flowing in rich
 2     3, 8-16 |      when Thou art forsaken, O Fountain of Life, who art the only
 3     4, 4-7  |     once God of vengeance, and Fountain of mercies, turning us to
 4     6, 1-1  |       much to me. But to Thee, Fountain of mercies, poured she forth
 5     6, 1-1  |       Ambrose, praying for the fountain of that water, which springeth
 6     6, 16-26|      be praise, glory to Thee, Fountain of mercies. I was becoming
 7     8, 2-3  |       the new-born babe of Thy fountain; submitting his neck to
 8     9, 3-6  |       spiritual mouth unto Thy fountain, and drinketh as much as
 9     9, 10-23|        heavenly streams of Thy fountain, the fountain of life, which
10     9, 10-23|   streams of Thy fountain, the fountain of life, which is with Thee;
11     9, 12-29|        my mind, drank up their fountain wholly dry; and woe was
12    12, 10-10| distress and panting after Thy fountain. Let no man forbid me! of
13    12, 27-37|              12.27.37 For as a fountain within a narrow compass,
14    12, 27-37|       is derived from the same fountain; so the relation of that
15    12, 30-41| jointly love Thee our God, the fountain of truth, if we are athirst
16    13, 4-5  |      live more and more by the fountain of life, and in His light
17    13, 16-19|  satisfy itself. For so is the fountain of life with Thee, like
18    13, 21-30|       it dies by forsaking the fountain of life, and so is taken
19    13, 21-31|        Thy word, O God, is the fountain of life eternal; and passeth
20    13, 21-31|        so the earth may in the fountain of life bring forth a living