Book, Chapter

1       2, VIII  | loved it then because of the companionship of my accomplices with whom
2       2, VIII  |  theft that I loved, for the companionship was nothing. What is this
3       2, VIII  |      itself, enhanced by the companionship of my fellow sinners.~
4       4, VIII  |     were other things in our companionship that took strong hold of
5       8, III   |    saw that he would lose my companionship. For he was not yet a Christian,
6       9, XXXVII|   should as little forgo its companionship as the good life itself.