Book, Chapter

 1        1, IV   |           should have sown in the hearts of all men those truths
 2        1, V    |           been en-graven upon the hearts of men by the finger of
 3        1, IX   |          of the thoughts of their hearts ?~
 4        4, XCI  |       Jove's portent with beating hearts behold."~Did the eagle,
 5        4, XCV  |           of God may shine in our hearts, and that the Spirit of
 6        5, XXXII|    through the lusts of their own hearts," in order that, being sated
 7        6, V    |           this light shone in our hearts, to give the light of the
 8        6, XLV  |         so also neither do men's "hearts" resemble one another. It
 9        6, XLV  |           diversities amongst the hearts of men,--those which are
10        6, LXX  | separation that He dwells in (the hearts of) the deserving. Nor is
11        7, I    |         would shed light into our hearts and scatter the darkness
12        7, XXXV |       away, and could so turn the hearts of men as to lead them to
13        7, XLVII|    through the lusts of their own hearts to dishonour their own bodies,"
14        8, LXXIV|           secret," and in our own hearts, there are prayers which