Book, Chapter

 1     3, 4-7  |         affections, and turned my prayers to Thyself O Lord; and made
 2     3, 11-20|           case unto Thee. And her prayers entered into Thy presence;
 3     5, 9-17 |           so strong and unceasing prayers, unintermitting to Thee
 4     5, 9-17 |   discourses, and Thou her in her prayers. Couldest Thou despise and
 5     6, 1-1  |     poured she forth more copious prayers and tears, that Thou wouldest
 6     6, 3-3  |         Nor did I yet groan in my prayers, that Thou wouldest help
 7     6, 13-23|     fitted, and observed that her prayers, and Thy promises, were
 8     8, 6-14 |         in frequent and continued prayers. When then I had told him
 9     8, 6-15 |  recommending themselves to their prayers; and so, with hearts lingering
10     9, 12-32|       tears. For neither in those prayers which we poured forth unto
11     9, 12-32|          I weep even during those prayers; yet was I the whole day
12     9, 13-37| confessions, more than through my prayers, be, through the prayers
13     9, 13-37|          prayers, be, through the prayers of many, more abundantly
14    10, 35-57|     abundant vanity, then are our prayers also thereby often interrupted
15    10, 42-67|       recourse to Angels? by what prayers? by what sacraments? Many
16    13, 18-22|            Thus grantest Thou the prayers of him that asketh, and