Book, Chapter

 1     1, 16-25|   commits them might seem to imitate not abandoned men, but the
 2     1, 19-30|    shows and restlessness to imitate them! Thefts also I committed,
 3     2, 6-13 |     2.6.13 For so doth pride imitate exaltedness; whereas Thou
 4     2, 1    |   Thee. Thus all pervertedly imitate Thee, who remove far from
 5     2, 1    |    corruptly and pervertedly imitate my Lord? Did I wish even
 6     6, 15-25|     unhappy I, who could not imitate a very woman, impatient
 7     8, 5-10 | Victorinus, I was on fire to imitate him; for for this very end
 8     8, 6-15 |  upon. If thou likest not to imitate me, oppose not." The other
 9    13, 21-31|     because a man is wont to imitate his friend. Be ye (saith
10    13, 34-49|    Thee alone and needing to imitate no human authority, hast