Book, Chapter

1       4, XV  |   own power. And I did not store up my strength for thee,
2       6, XVI | and no matter how rich the store of my carnal pleasures might
3       8, IV  |   with themselves, and who store up for themselves dire wrath
4       8, VIII|    s knife from thy secret store, and with one thrust drain
5       9, VIII|  of my mind, with its full store of so many and such great
6       9, VIII|    present out of the same store of memory; and if the images
7       9, XVI | But if what we remember we store up in our memory; and if,