Book, Chapter

 1     3, 3-6  |          blindness. And now I was chief in the rhetoric school,
 2     4, 16-24|        nature of truth and of the chief good to consist; but in
 3     4, 16-24|       life, and the nature of the chief evil, which should not only
 4     4, 16-24|      substance, nor our soul that chief and unchangeable good. ~ ~
 5     4, 17-28|          specimens, or under that chief Predicament of Substance. ~ ~
 6     5, 5-9  |           teacher, source, guide, chief of all whom he could so
 7     5, 8-14 |   influence over my mind), but my chief and almost only reason was,
 8     6, 7-11 |       town with me, of persons of chief rank there, but younger
 9     6, 9-15 |   architect met them, who had the chief charge of the public buildings.
10     7, 12-18| incorruptible substance, and so a chief good: or a corruptible substance;
11     9, 7-15 |           Thy handmaid, bearing a chief part of those anxieties