Book, Chapter

1       1, II    |        whatever exists has some capacity to receive thee? Why, then,
2       1, IX    |        conceive thee - after my capacity for understanding as it
3       1, IX    |          O Lord, lack memory or capacity, for, by thy will, I possessed
4       8, X     |         waters according to our capacity and might in some measure
5       9, IX    |      not all that the unlimited capacity of my memory stores up.
6      10, V     | anything; thou didst create the capacity by which he understands
7      11, XXVIII|    according to its preordained capacity. Thus, all things were made
8      12, I     |        thee, from whom comes my capacity for well-being.~
9      12, XVIII |         thou givest joy and the capacity for joy. Let truth spring