Book, Chapter

 1     2, 5-11 | beautiful and comely; although compared with those higher and beatific
 2     3, 3-5  |    seemed to me unworthy to he compared to the stateliness of Tully:
 3     5, 3-3  |    much of the philosophers, I compared some things of theirs with
 4     5, 3-6  |  testimonies of the stars; and compared them with the saying of
 5     5, 14-25|        and more considered and compared things, I judged the tenets
 6     8, 7-17 |       did I abhor myself, when compared with them. For many of my
 7    11, 4-6  |        Thou their Creator art; compared with Whom, they are neither
 8    11, 4-6  |       Thee. And our knowledge, compared with Thy knowledge, is ignorance. ~ ~
 9    11, 6-8  |      Thy Eternal Word. But she compared these words sounding in
10    11, 11-13|      and see that it cannot be compared; and that a long time cannot
11    13, 23-33|       no understanding, and is compared unto the brute beasts, and