Book, Chapter

 1     2, 3-5  |         my return from Madaura (a neighbour city, whither I had journeyed
 2     3, 8-15 |        with all his mind; and his neighbour as himself? Therefore are
 3    10, 37-61|       love not Thee only, but our neighbour also; often, when pleased
 4    10, 37-61| proficiency or towardliness of my neighbour, or to be grieved for evil
 5    10, 37-62|            but for the good of my neighbour. And whether it be so with
 6    10, 37-62|         moved with the good of my neighbour, why am I less moved if
 7    12, 25-35|         about the thoughts of our neighbour which we cannot so see,
 8    12, 25-35|        with all our mind: and our neighbour as ourself. With a view
 9    12, 26-36|          commandest me to love my neighbour as myself, I cannot believe
10    13, 17-21|         to their kind, loving our neighbour in the relief of his bodily
11    13, 19-24|       mother, and the love of our neighbour. All these (saith he) have
12    13, 22-32|          as though following your neighbour who went before you, nor
13    13, 24-36|        single love of God and our neighbour, by what manifold sacraments,