Book, Chapter

 1        I, X     |         on Campanian pastures his heart swells with pride."~
 2        I, XVI   |          began by degrees to take heart, and gather strength, sallying
 3        I, XXVII |  expounding the same, "Out of the heart proceed evil thoughts."
 4        I, XXXI  |  carefully judge yourself in your heart, and carefully understand
 5        I, XXXI  |        vanity which rises in your heart. And whatsoever gift of
 6       II, I     |          and I caused the widow's heart to sing for, joy. I put
 7       II, I     |         do evil, and with all his heart desires to attain to everlasting
 8       II, I     |       sigh from the bottom of his heart, "Alas! what pity," said
 9       II, II    |        for I am meek and lowly in heart; if therefore, Augustine
10       II, II    |    Augustine is meek and lowly of heart, it is to be believed that
11       II, IX    | deliberating in the depths of his heart how he should proceed, and
12       II, X     |           opened the doors of the heart to receive Himself, mercifully,
13       II, XI    |       Highness by God's gift. Our heart, therefore, has greatly
14       II, XI    |        soften the hardness of his heart by carefully making known
15       II, XI    |       Inflame the coldness of his heart by the message of the Holy
16       II, XII   |          and sitting with a heavy heart before the palace, began
17      III, XIII  |        you believe with steadfast heart, the Divine mercy may, through
18      III, XIII  |      entirely converted to God in heart and deed, wherever he went,
19      III, XV    |      manifest by the Judge of the heart, with the testimony of miracles,
20      III, XVII  |        the object which he had at heart and reverenced and preached
21      III, XXII  |          the Gospel with a devout heart; but in this innocent death
22       IV, III   |       devote himself with all his heart to prayers and psalms till
23       IV, XIII  |           idolatry renounced, the heart and flesh of all rejoiced
24       IV, XXV   |     discovered the trouble of his heart. His companion, perceiving
25       IV, XXVII |       from him the secrets of his heart, but all openly revealed
26       IV, XXVIII|      drawn from the bottom of his heart.~
27        V, VII   |    barbaric rage, and, changed in heart, he changed his name with
28        V, X     |         him, they should turn his heart from their gods, and convert
29        V, XI    |           sober life, and meek of heart, called Suidbert, to be
30        V, XI    |    warfare, he longs with all his heart for the recompense of the
31        V, XV    |         had embraced with all his heart; but he could not prevail.
32        V, XXI   |          you choose with all your heart the ‘fashion of him with
33        V, XXI   |        you embrace in your inmost heart whatever is of Peter the
34        V, XXI   |    countenance whom with all your heart you abhor, and of whose