Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI   |         be called “before,” thou wast, and thou art the God and
 2       1, XI   |          God, for even then thou wast my keeper, with what agitation
 3       2, II   |      what mortal can do so? Thou wast always by me, mercifully
 4       2, III  |         not. I thought that thou wast silent and that it was only
 5       3, IV   |          Nor did I know how thou wast even then dealing with me.
 6       3, VI   |      mouth as thou art, and thou wast not these empty fictions.
 7       3, VI   |         soul.67~11. Where, then, wast thou and how far from me?
 8       3, VI   |         my physical senses. Thou wast more inward to me than the
 9       4, III  |         him or through him, thou wast looking after me. And thou
10       4, IV   |     without him. But behold thou wast close behind thy fugitives -
11       4, VII  |        my thoughts of thee, thou wast not thyself but only an
12       5, II   |         seeking thee? There thou wast, before me; but I had gone
13       5, VI   |       laid open before thee, who wast even then guiding me by
14       5, VI   |    impulse of thy providence and wast setting my shameful errors
15       5, VIII |         the very same time, thou wast using my longings as a means
16       5, VIII |          longings as a means and wast hastening me on to the fulfillment
17       5, VIII |       did not know what joy thou wast preparing for her through
18       5, IX   |          It is certain that thou wast near and wast hearing and
19       5, IX   |          that thou wast near and wast hearing and wast carrying
20       5, IX   |        near and wast hearing and wast carrying out the plan by
21       6, I    |          from my youth,149 where wast thou to me and where hadst
22       6, V    |      upon these things, and thou wast with me. I sighed, and thou
23       6, VI   |         hardships, in which thou wast being the more gracious
24       6, IX   |         innocence, of which thou wast the sole witness. As he
25       6, III  |       creatures and all things - wast free from stain and alteration
26       6, X    |          I could do because thou wast my helper. And I entered,
27       6, XX   |          I was assured that thou wast, and wast infinite, though
28       6, XX   |      assured that thou wast, and wast infinite, though not diffused
29       7, III  |       movement to the last, thou wast assigning to all their proper
30       8, XII  |          I now believe that thou wast fixing in my memory, by
31       9, XXV  | remembers itself also - and thou wast not there. For just as thou
32       9, XXVI |          learn of thee? For thou wast not in my memory before
33       9, XXVII|        loved thee. For see, thou wast within and I was without,
34       9, XXVII|      things thou hast made. Thou wast with me, but I was not with
35      10, XIII |         why is it said that thou wast abstaining from working?
36      10, XIII |           can it be asked, “What wast thou doing then?” For there
37      11, VII  |        and the small earth. Thou wast, and there was nothing else
38      11, XXXII|    thyself, through those words, wast revealing to future readers,
39      12, I    |      made me. Before I was, thou wast, and I was not anything
40      12, XVIII|          of thy judgment as thou wast before the firmament was