Book, Chapter

1       3, XI   |          from above”80 and didst draw up my soul out of that profound
2       5, VII  |          from which he could not draw back or retire gracefully.
3       6, III  |      clearly. So then, trying to draw the eye of my mind up out
4       7, IV   |          us back; inflame us and draw us to thee; stir us up and
5       7, IV   | Victorinus, return to thee - who draw near to thee and are illuminated
6       7, X    |         say and blush for shame; draw near to him and be enlightened,
7       8, VIII |         her as a sober maiden to draw wine from the cask, she
8       9, XIV  |         is from my memory that I draw it out. Yet I am not moved
9      11, XXVII|          from which each one may draw out for himself that particular