Book, Chapter

 1     1, 19-30|        even such as myself? with innumerable lies deceiving my tutor,
 2     4, 17-28|    suffers anything; and all the innumerable things which might be ranged
 3     6, 5-7  |   persuade me - considering what innumerable things I believed, which
 4     6, 10-16|         so mightily renowned for innumerable means of doing good or evil.
 5     7, 15-21|          not begin to work after innumerable spaces of times spent; for
 6     9, 8-17 |     thanksgivings, O my God, for innumerable things whereof I am silent.
 7    10, 8-12 |       where are the treasures of innumerable images, brought into it
 8    10, 12-19| containeth also reasons and laws innumerable of numbers and dimensions,
 9    10, 17-26|        and caverns of my memory, innumerable and innumerably full of
10    10, 17-26|          and innumerably full of innumerable kinds of things, either
11    10, 34-53|                    10.34.53 What innumerable toys, made by divers arts
12    10, 40-65|       wonderfully furnished with innumerable stores; and I considered,
13    11, 13-15|      heaven and earth, didst for innumerable ages forbear from so great
14    11, 13-15|       conceits. For whence could innumerable ages pass by, which Thou
15    12, 6-6  |        conceived of it as having innumerable forms and diverse, and therefore
16    13, 17-20|        waver up and down with an innumerable variety of cares. Who, Lord,
17    13, 24-36|         manifold sacraments, and innumerable languages, and in each several
18    13, 24-36|         several language, in how innumerable modes of speaking, it is