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 1     Int, 0(1)   |        Poitiers and Cyprian of Carthage have only to be compared
 2       1, XIII   |       that Aeneas once came to Carthage, the unlearned will reply
 3       2, III    |    money for a further term at Carthage was being got together for
 4       3         |   story of his student days in Carthage, his discovery of Cicero’
 5       3, I      |       CHAPTER I~ ~1. I came to Carthage, where a caldron of unholy
 6       3, III(60)|      gang of young hoodlums in Carthage, made up largely, it seems,
 7       4, VII    |        Tagaste and returned to Carthage.~
 8       4, XV     |    since my rhetoric master at Carthage and others who had reputations
 9       5         |     decision. Faustus comes to Carthage and Augustine is disenchanted
10       5         |     from his known troubles at Carthage to troubles yet unknown
11       5, III    |         There had just come to Carthage a certain bishop of the
12       5, VIII   |    what I had been teaching at Carthage. And how I was persuaded
13       5, VIII   |  permission of the teacher. At Carthage, on the contrary, there
14       5, VIII   |          didst goad me thus at Carthage so that I might thereby
15       5, XI     | impress me, even when I was at Carthage; because he brought forth
16       6, VII    |    town, and then afterward at Carthage. He esteemed me highly because
17       6, IX     |     still studying under me at Carthage and was meditating at noonday
18       6, X      |     left his native place near Carthage - and Carthage itself, where
19       6, X      |      place near Carthage - and Carthage itself, where he usually
20       9, XVI    |     imprinted? Thus I remember Carthage; thus, also, I remember
21       9, XXI    |  memory as one who having seen Carthage remembers it? No, for the