Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVIII|          either turn from thee or return to thee. That younger son
 2       2, III  |    furtherance toward my eventual return to thee. This much I conjecture,
 3       2, VII  |      transgressions of those that return to thee? As for that man
 4       3       |       which foretold his eventual return to the true faith and to
 5       3, IV   |         now to arise that I might return to thee. It was not to sharpen
 6       3, VIII |         whole. Therefore, we must return to thee in humble piety
 7       4, IV   |        that he also would jest in return about that baptism which
 8       4, VIII |         who love and are loved in return - in countenance, tongue,
 9       4, XI   |          Word itself calls you to return, and with him is a place
10       4, XII  |           wandered away from him. Return to your heart, O you transgressors,
11       4, XII  |       thundering, he called us to return to him into that secret
12       4, XII  |             crying aloud to us to return to him. And he departed
13       4, XII  |           our sight that we might return to our hearts and find him
14       4, XV   |        passes away,”113 I did not return to thee but went wandering
15       4, XV   |   perversion. Let us now, O Lord, return that we be not overturned,
16       4, XV   |         we shall find no place to return to because we fell away
17       5, VIII |         And, since she refused to return without me, I persuaded
18       5, XII  |        abidest and invitest us to return to thee and who pardonest
19       5, XII  |           human soul when it does return to thee. Now I hate such
20       6, X    |      admonished by these books to return into myself, I entered into
21       7, III  |        only with difficulty do we return to thee.~
22       7, IV   |          than that of Victorinus, return to thee - who draw near
23       7, VI   |       found them reminded them to return, as the day was declining.
24       8, II   |          and, now bought by thee, return for sale no more.~My plan
25       8, XIII | pilgrimage from birth until their return. So be fulfilled what my
26       9, XXX  |       from waking to sleeping, or return from sleeping to waking?~
27       9, XXX  |       dreams, when we wake up, we return to peace of conscience.
28       9, XLII |         Many who were striving to return to thee and were not able
29      10, VIII |           place to which we might return when we had wandered away.
30      10, VIII |        wandered away. But when we return from error, it is through
31      10, VIII |         gaining knowledge that we return. In order for us to gain
32      11, X    |       voice behind me, bidding me return, though I could scarcely
33      11, XXV  |         pleases thee.~For I would return this brotherly and peaceful