Book, Chapter

 1     4, 2-2  |           I taught rhetoric, and, overcome by cupidity, made sale of
 2     4, 2-2  |       made sale of a loquacity to overcome by. Yet I preferred (Lord,
 3     5, 10-18|       Thee, O God Almighty, to be overcome in me to my destruction,
 4     6, 8-13 |       while present, and so shall overcome both you and them." They,
 5     6, 8-13 |     people striking him strongly, overcome by curiosity, and as if
 6     6, 12-22|      desire to be married; not as overcome with desire of such pleasure,
 7     8, 4-9  |    victory. For the enemy is more overcome in one, of whom he hath
 8     8, 5-10 | pleasantness, was not yet able to overcome my former wilfulness, strengthened
 9     8, 5-12 |           as would awake, who yet overcome with a heavy drowsiness,
10    10, 31-47|         Thee for my sins who hath overcome the world; numbering me