Book, Chapter

1       2, III |      mother about it as if already looking forward to grandchildren,
2       3, I   |           a sense of hunger. I was looking for something to love, for
3       4, III |          or through him, thou wast looking after me. And thou didst
4       5, VI  |      Manichean teaching I had been looking forward with unbounded eagerness
5       6, VI  | pronouncements cannot be true. For looking into the same horoscopes,
6       8, XI  |       inquiry, “Where was I?” Then looking intently at us, dumb in
7       9, VIII|            these things, I was not looking at them with my eyes - and
8       9, XIX |           we meet with what we are looking for; and when we do, we