Book, Chapter

1     1, 16-25|       countenance and pander to real adultery. And now which
2     1, 18-29|       his spirit, he murder the real human being. ~ ~
3     3, 6-10 |         this very sun (which is real to our sight at least),
4     4, 16-24|        only be a substance, but real life also, and yet not derived
5     5, 8-14 |        And I, who here detested real misery, was there seeking
6     6, 9-14 |        young man, a lawyer, the real thief, privily bringing
7     7, 5-7  |      the kinds of bodies; some, real bodies, some, what myself
8     9, 4-8  | Catechumen, and a novice in Thy real love, resting in that villa,
9     9, 13-34|        whosoever reckons up his real merits to Thee, what reckons