Book, Chapter

 1     2, 2-2  |        I could not discern the clear brightness of love from
 2     5, 7-12 |        5.7.12 For after it was clear that he was ignorant of
 3     6, 4-5  |    they were falsehoods became clear to me later. However I was
 4     6, 4-6  |        to have other things as clear as this, whether things
 5     6, 11-18|        Manichee will come, and clear every thing! O you great
 6     6, 11-18|   parents placed me, until the clear truth be found out. But
 7     7, 1-2  |        thus gross-hearted, nor clear even to myself, whatsoever
 8     9, 5-13 |       above the rest is a more clear foreshower of the Gospel
 9    10, 16-25|        shall I say, when it is clear to me that I remember forgetfulness?
10    10, 33-50|      when they are sung with a clear voice and modulation most
11    11, 6-8  |        Whence it is abundantly clear and plain that the motion
12    11, 20-26|           11.20.26 What now is clear and plain is, that neither
13    12, 11-11| immortal. This is in Thy sight clear to me, and let it be more
14    12, 11-11|     last. This is in Thy sight clear unto me, and let it be more
15    12, 11-13|    times. This is in Thy sight clear unto me, and let it be more
16    13, 15-17|       the work of Thy fingers; clear from our eyes that cloud,
17    13, 32-47|       borne above them, and in clear nights distill down in dew;