Book, Chapter

 1     2, 5-11 |     him; or, wronged, was on fire to be revenged. Would any
 2     3, 2-2  |  miseries, and of fuel to my fire. Why is it, that man desires
 3     4, 12-19|   speakest, burning with the fire of charity. ~ ~
 4     5, 3-4  |      Thou, Lord, a consuming fire, mayest burn up those dead
 5     5, 9-16 |     had I departed, but into fire and torments, such as my
 6     6, 7-12 |    coals, by which to set on fire the hopeful mind, thus languishing,
 7     7, 13-19|      dragons, and all deeps, fire, hail, snow, ice, and stormy
 8     8, 5-10 |      of Victorinus, I was on fire to imitate him; for for
 9     9, 4-8  | kindled towards Thee, and on fire to rehearse them, if possible,
10     9, 13-34|   shall be in danger of hell fire. And woe be even unto the
11    11, 22-28|       11.22.28 My soul is on fire to know this most intricate
12    11, 29-39|   purified and molten by the fire of Thy love. ~ ~
13    13, 9-10 |  only, but to his own place. Fire tends upward, a stone downward.
14    13, 9-10 |    we glow inwardly with Thy fire, with Thy good fire, and
15    13, 9-10 |      Thy fire, with Thy good fire, and we go; because we go
16    13, 19-25|    cloven tongues like as of fire, and it sat upon each of