Book, Chapter

 1     1, 3-3  |         Thou them with Thy whole self? or, since all things cannot
 2     1, 13-20|           I endured my miserable self dying among these things,
 3     4, 4-8  |          he hath felt in his one self? What diddest Thou then,
 4     4, 6-11 |          who was to him a second self, could live, he being dead.
 5     4, 8-13 |         a man might with his own self; and even with the seldomness
 6     7, 10-16|      entered even into my inward self, Thou being my Guide: and
 7     7, 14-20|     ceased somewhat of my former self, and my frenzy was lulled
 8     8, 9-21 |       commands the mind, its own self, to will, and yet it doth
 9     8, 11-27|      controversy in my heart was self against self only. But Alypius
10     8, 11-27|        my heart was self against self only. But Alypius sitting
11     9, 6-14 | childhood or youth, or his whole self. Him we joined with us,
12     9, 10-25|           and by not thinking on self surmount self, hushed all
13     9, 10-25|        thinking on self surmount self, hushed all dreams and imaginary
14     9, 10-25|        love, might hear His Very Self without these (as we two
15    10, 28-39|       When I shall with my whole self cleave to Thee, I shall
16    11, 9-11 |           It is Wisdom, Wisdom's self which gleameth through me;