Book, Chapter

 1     3, 2-4  |     nails, followed inflamed swelling, impostumes, and a putrefied
 2     3, 3-5  | stateliness of Tully: for my swelling pride shrunk from their
 3     4, 15-23|  such; and I erred through a swelling pride, and was tossed about
 4     6, 6-10 |       was seeking for empty, swelling praise. Much to this purpose
 5     7, 7-11 | wounded," and through my own swelling was I separated from Thee;
 6     7, 8-12 |     of Thy medicining was my swelling abated, and the troubled
 7     7, 18-24|      Himself; allaying their swelling, and tomenting their love;
 8     9, 4-8  |  devotion, which allow of no swelling spirit, as yet a Catechumen,
 9     9, 9-21 |  most bitter things, such as swelling and indigested choler uses
10    10, 42-67|    by the pride of learning, swelling out rather than smiting
11    13, 20-28|   curious, and tempestuously swelling, and restlessly tumbling