Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |      been made one out of two souls, “But it may have been that
 2       2, V    |      of its own, binding many souls together as one. Yet because
 3       3, II   |     Lord God, for thou lovest souls far more purely than we
 4       3, VI   |      But thou art the life of souls, life of lives, having life
 5       3, VIII |     impiety against their own souls. Iniquity gives itself the
 6       4, VIII |      so much fuel to melt our souls together, and out of the
 7       4, XII  |    you, you displease him. If souls please you, let them be
 8       4, XII  |     him with yourself as many souls as you can, and say to them: “
 9       4, XII  | against him. Tell this to the souls you love that they may weep
10       5, I    |  meditate upon them. Thus our souls may climb out of their weariness
11       6, VII  |       which ensnared precious souls who were not able as yet
12       6, XIV  |     thy hand, and to fill our souls with blessing.”173~
13       6, III  |       who madest not only our souls but our bodies as well -
14       6, III  |       well - and not only our souls and bodies but all creatures
15       6, IX   |      that of his fullness all souls receive that they may be
16       6, IX   |      shall find rest for your souls.”197 Thus, though they know
17       8       |       a moving prayer for the souls of Monica, Patricius, and
18      10, XI   |     Wisdom of God, O Light of souls. They do not yet understand
19      10, XIX  |   mode by which thou teachest souls those things which are still
20      10, XXXI |  universe, and Creator of our souls and bodies - far be it from
21      12, II   |     creation by virtue of our souls, when we turned away from
22      12, VII  |   that supreme rest where our souls shall have passed through
23      12, XVII |     the wicked lusts of men’s souls and fix their bounds: how
24      12, XVII |    things.~21. But as for the souls that thirst after thee and
25      12, XVII |     Lord, commanding it - our souls may bud forth in works of
26      12, XVIII|    and to distinguish between souls who give themselves to things
27      12, XVIII|    splendor for the profit of souls. But the word of knowledge,
28      12, XIX  |       away iniquity from your souls and from before my eyes”595 -
29      12, XXIV |     righteous and unrighteous souls (which are signified by “
30      12, XXIV |       and in the zeal of holy souls (signified by “the dry land”);
31      12, XXV  |  fruits, also, to “the living souls” since they offer themselves