Book, Chapter

 1       1, IV   |       art jealous, yet free from care; dost repent without remorse;
 2       1, XI   | thereafter, through the diligent care of friends and myself, my
 3       1, XII  |         my God. For they did not care about the way in which I
 4       2, II   |     Meanwhile, my family took no care to save me from ruin by
 5       2, II   |         marriage, for their sole care was that I should learn
 6       3, II   |       flock and impatient of thy care, I became infected with
 7       3, XI   |       one of us as if thou didst care for him only, and so for
 8       4, III  |     spend idly on these vanities care and labor that might otherwise
 9       6, III  |      himself might have been the care for preserving his voice,
10       6, V    |         art and that thou hast a care for us,160 although I was
11       6, VI   |        anxious. He was free from care, and I was full of alarms.
12       6, XI   |        cuts off and finishes all care and feeling. This too is
13       6, XI   |   groaning, and if I had cast my care upon thee with firm faith.~
14       6, VII  |    immutable, and that thou dost care for and wilt judge all men,
15       6, XIX  |       thus exhibiting his divine care for us. Because of this,
16       7, VI   |          very discreetly, taking care not to become known to those
17       7, VI   |     brothers under the fostering care of Ambrose - and we were
18       8, VIII |         Christian household. The care of her master’s daughters
19       8, VIII |          and cellar, you may not care for water, but the habit
20       8, IX   |         in thee she devoted such care as she might have if she
21       8, XI   |     anywhere, and do not let the care of it be a trouble to you
22       8, XIII |       handsome monument, or even care to be buried in her own
23       9, I    |       all the more, the less men care for them. For see, “Thou
24       9, XXXI |        whether it is the needful care of the body that still calls
25       9, XXXV |         attract me, nor do I now care to inquire about the courses
26       9, XLIII|    Behold, O Lord, I cast all my care on thee, that I may live
27      10, II   |          free from the necessary care of the body, the exercise
28      10, II   |         who, in thy freedom from care, carest for us. Trim away
29      12, VII  |         with the love of worldly care; and the sanctity of thy
30      12, XXVI |        that now at the last your care of me has flourished again,