Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-20| arithmetic, I thought as great a burden and penalty as any Greek.
 2     8, 1-2  |          profit, a very grievous burden it was to undergo so heavy
 3     8, 6-13 |      from the business under the burden of which I groaned. Alypius
 4     8, 7-18 |         is certain, and yet that burden still oppresseth thee, while
 5     8, 12-28|          presence could not be a burden to me. Thus was it then
 6     9, 1-1  |         shoulders unto Thy light burden, O Christ Jesus, my Helper
 7     9, 2-4  |       necessity to lay down that burden of teaching, or, if I could
 8    10, 28-39|          not full of Thee I am a burden to myself. Lamentable joys
 9    10, 40-65|   greatly held. So much doth the burden of a bad custom weigh us
10    10, 43-70|  Affrighted with my sins and the burden of my misery, I had cast