Book, Chapter

1     Int, 1    |        his genius and his piety burst through the limitations
2       2, II   |     rushing of my own tide, and burst out of all thy bounds. But
3       5, VIII |        among the students. They burst in rudely and, with furious
4       6, II   |    would, when he saw me, often burst forth into praise of her,
5       6, XIII |         from beyond it that can burst in and destroy the order
6       7, II   | Victorinus!” There was a sudden burst of exaltation at the sight
7       8, XII  |         last, the boy Adeodatus burst out wailing; but he was
8       8, XII  |       though it did not make me burst forth into tears or even
9      12, XXIII|        thy Book - such signs as burst forth and sound from the