Book, Chapter

 1     2, 1-1  |       failing, Thou blissful and assured sweetness); and gathering
 2     5, 8-14 |         where, all that knew it, assured me that the like was not
 3     5, 12-22|         the truth and fulness of assured good, and most pure peace.
 4     6, 1-1  |   because Thou hadst by a vision assured her thereof. She found me
 5     6, 1-1  | unexpected; although she was now assured concerning that part of
 6     6, 1-1  |         falsehood; but, as being assured, that Thou, Who hadst promised
 7     6, 4-6  |    killed. For I wished to be as assured of the things I saw not,
 8     7, 20-26|        from contemplating, being assured "That Thou wert, and wert
 9     7, 20-26|            Of these things I was assured, yet too unsure to enjoy
10     8, 5-10 |      enjoy Thee, O God, the only assured pleasantness, was not yet
11     8, 5-12 |  pleasure yields to it, so was I assured that much better were it
12     8, 7-17 |         superstition, not indeed assured thereof, but as preferring
13     9, 12-29| altogether dead. Of this we were assured on good grounds, the testimony
14    10, 6-8  |          with doubting, but with assured consciousness, do I love
15    10, 32-48|      hope, only confidence, only assured promise is Thy mercy. ~ ~
16    12, 27-37|      built up, whereby they hold assured, that God made all natures,