Book, Chapter

 1     4, 3-6  |         neither he, nor my dearest Nebridius, a youth singularly good
 2     6, 7-11 |           thereof with Alypius and Nebridius, of whom Alypius was born
 3     6, 10-17|                            6.10.17 Nebridius also, who having left his
 4     6, 16-26|        with my friends Alypius and Nebridius of the nature of good and
 5     7, 2-3  |           we were yet at Carthage, Nebridius used to propound, at which
 6     7, 2-3  |              This argument then of Nebridius sufficed against those who
 7     7, 5-8  | Vindicianus, an acute old man, and Nebridius, a young man of admirable
 8     7, 5-8  |           begun to incline towards Nebridius' opinion, did not altogether
 9     8, 6-13 |            teaching can impart it. Nebridius had now, in consideration
10     8, 6-13 |          aid as he greatly needed. Nebridius then was not drawn to this
11     8, 6-14 |            8.6.14 Upon a day then, Nebridius being absent (I recollect
12     9, 3-6  |           at that time sorrow, but Nebridius joy. For although he also,
13     9, 3-6  |         that bosom, there lives my Nebridius, my sweet friend, and Thy
14     9, 3-6  |       married estate; and awaiting Nebridius to follow us, which, being
15     9, 4-7  |             before Thee: what with Nebridius, who was absent, my Epistles