Book, Chapter

1     4, 4-8  |  For long, sore sick of a fever, he lay senseless in a death-sweat;
2     4, 4-8  | was attacked again by the fever, and so departed. ~ ~
3     5, 9-16 |   believe it. And now the fever heightening, I was parting
4     8, 8-19 |   words I uttered, and my fever of mind tore me away from
5     8, 8-20 |  8.20 Lastly, in the very fever of my irresoluteness, I
6     9, 3-5  | Cassiacum, where from the fever of the world we reposed
7     9, 11-27|  more, she fell sick of a fever; and in that sickness one
8    10, 31-43| they burn and kill like a fever, unless the medicine of