Book, Chapter

 1     1, 11-17|         of the stomach, and like near to death - Thou sawest,
 2     2, 4-9  |    itself. A pear tree there was near our vineyard, laden with
 3     5, 2-2  | encompasseth! and Thou alone art near, even to those that remove
 4     5, 3-3  |          off. Nor dost Thou draw near, but to the contrite in
 5     6, 1    |        Thou, Most High, and most near; most secret, and most present;
 6     6, 10-17|          left his native country near Carthage, yea and Carthage
 7     7, 6-10 |          come out of the womb so near one to other, that the small
 8     8, 6-15 |      went out to walk in gardens near the city walls, and there
 9     8, 10-22|        and blush for shame: draw near unto Him and be enlightened,
10     9, 2-3  |          for the vacation now so near, but to quit beforehand
11     9, 2-3  |          mine, and observing how near was the time of vintage
12     9, 3-6  |       follow us, which, being so near, he was all but doing: and
13     9, 4-8  |          had then been somewhere near me, and without my knowing
14    10, 4-5  |      with me, when they hear how near, by Thy gift, I approach
15    10, 31-45|          mercy, that it come not near me. But full feeding sometimes
16    10, 35-55|           and yet if it be lying near, they flock thither, to
17    12, 7-7  |         things of two sorts; one near Thee, the other near to
18    12, 7-7  |         one near Thee, the other near to nothing; one to which