Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-9  | neither father nor mother, nor experience of others, nor mine own
 2     1, 9-14 |        and mockeries did I now experience, when obedience to my teachers
 3     3, 7-13 |    nations, which they had not experience of, with these which they
 4     3, 7-13 |     with these which they have experience of, whereas in one and the
 5     8, 1-1  |    likely to have learned much experience; and so he had. Out of which
 6     8, 5-11 |        I understood, by my own experience, what I had read, how the
 7    10, 8-14 |     remember, either on my own experience, or other's credit. Out
 8    10, 14-22|       itself perceiving by the experience of its own passions, committed
 9    10, 21-30|       we do by no bodily sense experience in others. As then we remember
10    10, 21-31|      Where then and when did I experience my happy life, that I should
11    10, 32-48|       is mostly hidden, unless experience reveal it. And no one ought
12    10, 35-54|      it is. And so the general experience of the senses, as was said,