Book, Chapter

 1       3, I     |  love with love; and, from a hidden hunger, I hated myself for
 2       3, IX    |    mind of the doer, and the hidden exigency of the situation
 3       5, VII   |      hands, O my God, in the hidden design of thy providence
 4       6, III   |      bread possessed for the hidden mouth of his heart when
 5       6, VI    |  pregnant. This could not be hidden from her master, who kept
 6       6, XXI   |    of heart”; for “thou hast hidden those things from the wise
 7       7, II    | humility of Christ, which is hidden from the wise and revealed
 8       9, II    |    there in me that could be hidden from thee, Lord, to whose
 9       9, VIII  |   out, as it were, from some hidden recess. Other things hurry
10       9, X     |  memory, though far back and hidden, as it were, in the more
11       9, XI    |    whereas they formerly lay hidden, scattered, or neglected,
12       9, XXIII | ill-mannered, desires to lie hidden, but does not wish that
13       9, XXIII |      that anything should be hidden from it. And yet the opposite
14       9, XXIII |       the mind itself is not hidden from the truth, but the
15       9, XXIII |      truth, but the truth is hidden from it. Yet even so, for
16      10, II    |    for my meditations on the hidden things of thy law, nor close
17      10, XXXI  |    future of that psalm were hidden from me when I was chanting
18      12, VIII  |      turned away until it is hidden in “the covert of thy presence.”520
19      12, XXIII |  with certainty that what is hidden from our sight is still
20      12, XXXIII|  morning and evening, partly hidden, partly plain. For they
21      12, XXXIV |      that thou mightest make hidden things manifest and mightest