Book, Chapter

 1     2, 5-11 |      empire, riches, and be freed from fear of the laws, and
 2     5, 13-23|  Manichaean vanities, to be freed wherefrom I was to go, neither
 3     6, 6-9  |    Thee, now that Thou hast freed it from that fast-holding
 4     8, 3-6  |    a soul despaired of, and freed from greater peril, than
 5     8, 5-11 |    and feared as much to be freed of all incumbrances, as
 6     9, 3-6  | child, O Lord, adopted of a freed man: there he liveth. For
 7     9, 4-7  | wherein I was in deed to be freed of my Rhetoric Professorship,
 8     9, 4-7  |    in thought I was already freed. And it was done. Thou didst
 9     9, 11-28|     religious and holy soul freed from the body. ~ ~
10    10, 3-4  |    evils of such as are now freed from them, not because they
11    10, 40-65|      and as far as I may be freed from necessary duties, unto