Book, Chapter

1     Int        |        had an unwearied, ardent concern: man’s salvation from his
2     Int, 1     |      writings there is a strong concern and moving power to involve
3       4, V     | dismissed our miseries from thy concern? Thou abidest in thyself
4       5, XIV   |        said it - for this empty concern remained foremost with me
5       6, II    |        Ambrose. For, out of her concern for my salvation, she loved
6       7, IV    |      more readily through their concern about their rank and, through
7       9, XXXIII|         all, such things do not concern you. But do thou, O Lord,
8       9, XXXVII|         praise, I am moved with concern for my neighbor, why am