Book, Chapter

 1     2, 4-9  |          enjoy what I stole, but joyed in the theft and sin itself.
 2     3, 3-6  |       rhetoric school, whereat I joyed proudly, and I swelled with
 3     6, 4-5  | confounded, and converted: and I joyed, O my God, that the One
 4     6, 4-6  |                          6.4.6 I joyed also that the old Scriptures
 5     6, 6-10 |          joy is. That beggar-man joyed in drunkenness; Thou desiredst
 6     7, 19-25|        Apollinarian heretics, he joyed in and was conformed to
 7     8, 3-7  |           and they are exceeding joyed, as having been exceeding
 8     9, 12-30|     custom of living together? I joyed indeed in her testimony,
 9    10, 14-21|          remember myself to have joyed; and without sorrow do I
10    10, 21-30|          remember myself to have joyed. For even from foul things