Book, Chapter

1     4, 7-12 |    Lord, it ought to have been raised, for Thee to lighten; I
2     6, 8-13 |     fall that mighty noise was raised, which entered through his
3     7, 3-5  |        back as often. But this raised me a little into Thy light,
4     7, 5-8  |       was increased in riches, raised to honours; whereas that
5     7, 17-23|        in me a thing variable, raised itself up to its own understanding,
6     8, 8-19 | dwelling, which I had strongly raised against my soul, in the
7    10, 33-49|      more holily and fervently raised unto a flame of devotion,
8    13, 9-10 |     Oil poured below water, is raised above the water; water poured