Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |       the very authors of its birth, served it not? that many
 2     1, 11-17|    more lovingly travailed in birth of my salvation), would
 3     1, 14-23|     my heart urged me to give birth to its conceptions, which
 4     1, 14-23|     in whose ears also I gave birth to the thoughts, whatever
 5     2, 6-12 | embryo-life, replacing by its birth that which decayeth; nay,
 6     3, 3-6  |       thereon their malicious birth. Nothing can be liker the
 7     7, 5-8  |      about their houses, gave birth, and then observed the relative
 8     7, 5-8  |      mother was about to give birth to him, Firminus, a woman-servant
 9     7, 5-8  |      had notice of the actual birth, of which they had easily
10     7, 6-9  |  family in its own city, high birth, good education, liberal
11     9, 9-22 |        so often travailing in birth of them, as she saw them