Book, Chapter

 1     Int       | abolishing the ground of human pride. God’s grace became incarnate
 2     Int       |       stubbornly clings to his pride and appetence.~In Book VIII,
 3     Int       |    slavery of incontinence and pride which had so long held him
 4       1, XI   |        down to visit us in our pride, and I was signed with the
 5       1, XIX  |  Thanks be to thee, my joy, my pride, my confidence, my God -
 6       2, II   |       punishment for my soul’s pride, and I wandered farther
 7       2, VI   |      vice.~13. For thus we see pride wearing the mask of high-spiritedness,
 8       3, V    |       Tully.64 For my inflated pride was repelled by their style,
 9       3, V    |   little one and, swollen with pride, I looked upon myself as
10       3, VI   |        men, delirious in their pride, carnal and voluble, whose
11       3, VIII |       when through self-willed pride a part is loved under the
12       4, XIV  |       erred through a swelling pride and “was carried about with
13       4, XV   |    proud.”112 And what greater pride could there be for me than,
14       4, XV   |    thou didst resist my fickle pride. Thus I went on imagining
15       4, XV   |        by the weight of my own pride I was sinking ever lower.
16       4, XV   |       to it with such swelling pride. I read it by myself and
17       5, III  |   exalted. Both, by an impious pride, withdraw from thee and
18       5, III  |        not slaughter their own pride - as they do the sacrificial
19       5, V    |  perverted them, and this with pride so foolish and mad that
20       5, X    |       us.” And it gratified my pride to be beyond blame, and
21       6, VI   |       after the ambition of my pride by lying. Much to this effect
22       6, III  |       was dictated by a wicked pride, which would rather affirm
23       6, VII  |        wounded. By my swelling pride I was separated from thee,
24       6, IX   |        with the most monstrous pride, certain books of the Platonists,
25       6, XVIII| subject to him; lowering their pride and heightening their love,
26       7, II   |      those proud demons, whose pride he had imitated and whose
27       7, IV   |   Paulus the proconsul had his pride overcome by the onslaught
28       7, VI   |      beset with peril, is that pride! Through what dangers must
29       8, IV   |     exertions in the school of pride.276 These were the books
30       8, IV   |     leave no room for swelling pride! I was still a novice in
31       8, IV   |       whole world, against the pride of the human race. And yet,
32       9, XXX  |      lust of the eyes, and the pride of life.”348 Thou commandest
33       9, XXXVI|     thou who didst restrain my pride with thy fear, and bowed
34       9, XXXVI|     who alone reignest without pride, because thou alone art
35       9, XLII |      they sought thee in their pride of learning, and they thrust
36       9, XLII | conspirators and companions in pride, by whom they were deceived
37       9, XLII |     thy secret judgment, human pride deserves to be deceived,
38      12, XV   |    books that so destroy man’s pride, that so break down the
39      12, XXI  |      the unbridled wildness of pride, from the indolent passions
40      12, XXI  |        say, the haughtiness of pride, the delight of lust, and