Book, Chapter

1       1, IX |  then experience when it was impressed on me that obedience to
2       6, V  |      life.159 Finally, I was impressed with what an unalterable
3       6, XX | Scriptures, that it might be impressed on my memory how I was affected
4       7     |  Christ. Augustine is deeply impressed by Simplicianus’ story of
5       8, IV |     purposes were profoundly impressed upon me; and rejoicing in
6       9, XII|       None of these has been impressed on the memory by a physical
7       9, XIV|   names, as their images are impressed on it by the physical senses,