Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-8  |   them by tears. Such have I learnt infants to be from observing
 2     1, 9-14 |     called upon Thee, and we learnt from them to think of Thee (
 3     1, 12-19|     unless forced, I had not learnt. But no one doth well against
 4     1, 13-22|   written, every one who has learnt this will answer me aright,
 5     1, 15-24| forgiven. In them, indeed, I learnt many a useful word, but
 6     1, 16-26|    roarest, "Hence words are learnt; hence eloquence; most necessary
 7     1, 16-26|    more easily are the words learnt for all this vileness; but
 8     1, 16-26|  this), all this unhappily I learnt willingly with great delight,
 9     1, 20-31| thoughts on things minute, I learnt to delight in truth, I hated
10     7, 19-25|     even imagine. Only I had learnt out of what is delivered
11     9, 9-19 |     so in anger: but she had learnt not to resist an angry husband,
12    10, 9-16 |    retain. Here also is all, learnt of the liberal sciences
13    10, 13-20| things I remember, and how I learnt them I remember. Many things
14    10, 24-35|      in memory, ever since I learnt Thee. For since I learnt
15    10, 24-35|     learnt Thee. For since I learnt Thee, I have not forgotten
16    10, 24-35|  Truth itself; which since I learnt, I have not forgotten. Since
17    10, 24-35|      forgotten. Since then I learnt Thee, Thou residest in my
18    10, 25-36|  dwell in my memory, since I learnt Thee. And why seek I now
19    10, 25-36| remembered Thee ever since I learnt Thee, and there I find Thee,