Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 |   nations, expressed by the countenance, glances of the eye, gestures
 2     1, 16-25|   the feigned thunder might countenance and pander to real adultery.
 3     4, 8-13 |    were loved again, by the countenance, the tongue, the eyes, and
 4     4, 10-15|   God of Hosts, show us Thy countenance, and we shall be whole.
 5     8, 8-19 | heart, troubled in mind and countenance, I turned upon Alypius. "
 6     8, 12-29|   and read. " Instantly, my countenance altered, I began to think
 7     8, 12-30|   volume, and with a calmed countenance made it known to Alypius.
 8     9, 4-8  | there, could have beheld my countenance, and heard my words, when
 9     9, 4-10 | they hear, The light of Thy countenance is sealed upon us. For we
10     9, 12-31|     tears, nor to change of countenance; still I knew what I was
11    10, 5-7  | made as the noon-day in Thy countenance. ~ ~
12    10, 23-33|  God my light, health of my countenance, my God. This is the happy
13    13, 14-15|  shall see the health of my countenance, my God, who also shall