Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-7  |     they, with a heaven-taught affection, willingly gave me what
 2     1, 9-15 |        to Thee with so intense affection (for a sort of stupidity
 3     1, 12-19|      is, that every inordinate affection should be its own punishment. ~ ~
 4     2, 3-8  |  within the bounds of conjugal affection (if it could not be pared
 5     4, 16-25| unrulily; and lusts, when that affection of the soul is ungoverned,
 6     5, 8-15 |        the earthly part of her affection to me was chastened by the
 7     5, 9-16 |       For I cannot express the affection she bore to me, and with
 8     7, 19-25|        now to be moved by some affection, now not, now to deliver
 9     9, 10-24|  ourselves with a more glowing affection towards the "Self-same,"
10     9, 12-30|      and mentioned, with great affection of love, that she never
11     9, 13-37|      not. May they with devout affection remember my parents in this
12    10, 2-2  |        sound, it is silent; in affection, it cries aloud. For neither
13    10, 25-36|       corporeal image, nor the affection of a living being (as when
14    10, 40-65|        Thou admittest me to an affection, very unusual, in my inmost
15    12, 11-12|       unto Whom with its whole affection it keeps itself, having
16    12, 15-21|    chill, but that by a strong affection cleaving unto Thee, like