Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-4  |       nourishing, and maturing; seeking, yet having all things.
 2     1, 13-21|       wept for Dido slain, and "seeking by the sword a stroke and
 3     1, 13-21|      and wound extreme," myself seeking the while a worse extreme,
 4     2, 4-9  |       to utter destruction; not seeking aught through the shame,
 5     2, 1    |       when she turns from Thee, seeking without Thee, what she findeth
 6     5, 2-2  |         where was I, when I was seeking Thee? And Thou wert before
 7     5, 8-14 | detested real misery, was there seeking unreal happiness. ~ ~
 8     5, 8-15 | inheritance of Eve, with sorrow seeking what in sorrow she had brought
 9     6, 6-9  |        my ambitious designs was seeking one much less true. And
10     6, 6-10 |   gotten wine; I, by lying, was seeking for empty, swelling praise.
11     7, 3-4  |   should become that evil I was seeking out. I sought it out then,
12     8, 7-18 |        worn themselves out with seeking it, nor for often years
13     9, 13-36|    summing up our offences, and seeking what to lay to our charge,
14    10, 18-27|   thereby know, that when I was seeking any of them, and was asked, "
15    10, 24-35|     have gone over in my memory seeking Thee, O Lord; and I have
16    10, 35-54|          when we employ them in seeking knowledge. For we do not
17    10, 42-67| influences, they were deceived, seeking a mediator, by whom they
18    11, 2-4  |     Whom Thou soughtest us, not seeking Thee, but soughtest us,