bold = Main text
   Book, Chapter                                     grey = Comment text

 1     Int          |       Augustine as directly as possible, however, it is a useful
 2     Int, 1       |       teaching in the briefest possible form. Augustine dryly comments
 3       1, II      |        me, contain thee? Is it possible that, since without thee
 4       5, XIV     |        to require if there was possible any way to prove the Manicheans
 5       6, X       |       to me with the strongest possible ties, and he went with me
 6       6, XII     |       I did so it would not be possible for us to live together
 7       7, VI      |      reserved as many hours as possible to pursue or read or listen
 8       7, VIII    |       as far from the house as possible. I was greatly disturbed
 9       8, IV      |       I burned to sing them if possible, throughout the whole world,
10       9, XIV     |   sadness that is in it. Is it possible that the memory does not
11       9, XVII    |     cleave to thee where it is possible to cleave to thee. For even
12       9, XX      |   would. And this would not be possible unless the thing itself,
13       9, XXXII   |    thus to myself; it is quite possible that I am deceived. For
14      10, I       |           CHAPTER I~ ~1. Is it possible, O Lord, that, since thou
15      10, XXV     |        what time is? Or, is it possible that I do not know how I
16      10, XXVI    | obtained this way; since it is possible that if a shorter verse
17      11, III(459)|        familiar version. Is it possible that Augustine may have
18      11, VI      |      is, is not”? If this were possible, I would say that this was
19      11, XXXII   | themselves and many indeed are possible.505 This is the faith of
20      12, IV(510) |  things should come as near as possible to being like himself. . . .