Book, Chapter

1     Int       | bestriding two worlds, Augustine stands as the last patristic and
2     Int       |           In the Confessions, he stands on the threshold of his
3     Int       |           In the Enchiridion, he stands forth as triumphant champion
4       1, XVIII|          reputation of eloquence stands before a human judge, while
5      10, XI   |        the eternity which always stands still is itself neither
6      10, XXIV |    sometimes moved and sometimes stands still, we measure not only
7      11, XXII |         himself hath made, as it stands written in the previous