Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-12 |          with that, of which I can recall no vestige? ~ ~
 2     5, 6-11 | gracefulness. Is it not thus, as I recall it, O Lord my God, Thou
 3     8, 4-9  |            and do; stir us up, and recall us; kindle and draw us;
 4     9, 4-12 |                9.4.12 When shall I recall all which passed in those
 5    10, 8-13 |          readiness, for thought to recall. Which images, how they
 6    10, 8-13 |          up by the other senses, I recall at my pleasure. Yea, I discern
 7    10, 8-14 |            meet I with myself, and recall myself, and when, where,
 8    10, 15-23|        memory, I could by no means recall what the sound of this name
 9    10, 15-23|        present in my memory. For I recall not the image of its image,
10    10, 21-30|           my memory, so that I can recall it with disgust sometimes,
11    10, 21-30|         and honest things, which I recall with longing, although perchance
12    10, 21-30|           therefore with sadness I recall former joy. ~ ~
13    11, 18-23|         now is not: but now when I recall its image, and tell of it,
14    12, 29-40|           canst thou find ought to recall and by art to compose. So