Book, Chapter

1       6, XVI  |  know Jesus Christ and to be drawn to him in hesitant faith.~
2       7, V    |  habit, by which the mind is drawn and held, even against its
3       7, VI   |    needed. Nebridius was not drawn to this by any desire of
4       7, XII  |     when deep reflection had drawn up out of the secret depths
5       9, VIII | break in and disturb what is drawn in by my eyes, and which
6       9, X    |    that unless they had been drawn out by the teaching of another
7       9, XI   |   memory - that they must be drawn out again as if new from
8       9, XIV  |     so also these things are drawn up out of the memory by
9      10, XVIII|     things as true, they are drawn out of the memory - not