Book, Chapter

 1     4, 4-8  |     had received, when utterly absent in mind and feeling, but
 2     4, 4-9  |       as when he was alive and absent. I became a great riddle
 3     4, 8-13 |  sometimes learn; long for the absent with impatience; and welcome
 4     6, 8-13 |   those shows? I shall then be absent while present, and so shall
 5     8, 6-14 |      day then, Nebridius being absent (I recollect not why), to,
 6     9, 4-7  |        with Nebridius, who was absent, my Epistles bear witness.
 7     9, 8-18 |  Father, mother, and governors absent, Thou present, who createdst,
 8     9, 9-21 |      present friend against an absent enemy, she never would disclose
 9     9, 11-28|       s confidence, when I was absent, one day discoursed with
10    10, 5-7  |      So long therefore as I be absent from Thee, I am more present
11    10, 15-23| although the thing itself were absent from the body. I name numbers
12    10, 32-48|       not much concerned. When absent, I do not miss them; when
13    10, 34-51|     longing sought for, and if absent long, saddeneth the mind. ~ ~
14    10, 37-60| without anything, unless it be absent. ~ ~
15    11, 28-37|   present proceedeth to become absent. It is not then future time,