Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 | turned towards it, I saw and remembered that they called what they
 2     5, 3-3  |    since I had read and well remembered much of the philosophers,
 3     6, 9-15 |      Whom so soon as Alypius remembered, he told the architect:
 4     9, 4-9  |    was spoken unto such as I remembered myself to have been. For
 5     9, 11-28|    happiness, and to have it remembered among men, that after her
 6     9, 12-32|     I was alone in my bed, I remembered those true verses of Thy
 7    10, 13-20|      I remember also to have remembered; as if hereafter I shall
 8    10, 16-25|      back in my mind, when I remembered them in their absence. If
 9    10, 18-27|      a light; unless she had remembered it, she had never found
10    10, 18-27|    were the same, unless she remembered it? I remember to have sought
11    10, 18-27|      sought. Which had I not remembered (whatever it were) though
12    10, 19-28|   nor recognise it unless we remembered it. Certainly then we had
13    10, 25-36|  Thou dwellest, since I have remembered Thee ever since I learnt
14    12, 10-10|     Thee. I went astray, and remembered Thee. I heard Thy voice
15    13, 12-13|   was troubled within us, we remembered Thee, O Lord, from the land