Book, Chapter

 1       1, XI   |     through the diligent care of friends and myself, my soul’s restored
 2       2, III  |         blindness that, among my friends, I was ashamed to be less
 3       4, I    |        out and practiced with my friends, who were both deceived
 4       4, VIII |         the consolation of other friends, with whom I went on loving
 5       4, VIII |         me as often as one of my friends died. And there were other
 6       4, IX   |      This is what we love in our friends, and we love it so much
 7       4, XIII |         depths. And I said to my friends: “Do we love anything but
 8       5, VI   |        discussion with me and my friends, I laid before him some
 9       5, VIII |          higher dignity which my friends promised me there - though
10       5, XII  |     practiced here. Yet, now, my friends told me, many of the Roman
11       6, V    |        as my relations with many friends, or physicians, or with
12       6, VI   |          sighed and spoke to the friends around me of the many sorrows
13       6, VII  |          us who were living like friends together used to bemoan
14       6, X    |         resources of helping his friends and doing harm to his enemies.
15       6, XI   |          to visit my influential friends, whose favors I need? When
16       6, XI   |       have crowds of influential friends, if nothing else; and, if
17       6, XII  |        and affectionate to their friends. I fell far short of them
18       6, XIV  |           24. Many in my band of friends, consulting about and abhorring
19       6, XVI  |          And I discussed with my friends, Alypius and Nebridius,
20       6, XVI  |   shameful as they were, with my friends. For I could not be happy
21       6, XVI  |       could not be happy without friends, even according to the notions
22       6, XVI  |        Yet of a truth I loved my friends for their own sakes, and
23       6, VII  |        to the ears of my dearest friends! How could the whole tumult
24       7, II   |         fearful of offending his friends, proud demon worshipers,
25       7, VI   |          rise higher than to be ‘friends of the emperor’255? But
26       7, VI   |          and congratulated their friends on their godliness, recommending
27       8, II   |       thee, but, save for my own friends, it was not known to other
28       8, IV   |         joy, and retired with my friends to the villa.275 My books
29       8, IV   |      engaged in dialogue with my friends, and also those in soliloquy
30       8, IV   |          my heart to urge all my friends who were present to pray
31       8, VIII | renounced it.~As the flattery of friends corrupts, so often do the
32       8, XI   |         confidence to some of my friends about her contempt of this
33       9, XXXIX|    without this grace with their friends, but as if they envied that