Book, Chapter

 1       4, II   |       love, where children are born against the parents’ will -
 2       4, II   |         although once they are born they compel our love.~3.
 3       4, XV   | relationship, his status, when born, whether he is sitting or
 4       5, X    |     such a nature could not be born of the Virgin Mary without
 5       5, X    |       believe that he had been born in the flesh, lest I should
 6       6, VII  |        terms. Alypius had been born in the same town as I; his
 7       6, VI   |      points. And yet Firminus, born in a high estate in his
 8       6, VI   |     thoughts to those that are born twins, who generally come
 9       6, IX   |    there that God the Word was born “not of flesh nor of blood,
10       6, XIX  |    because he was miraculously born of a virgin - sent to set
11       7, IV   |  before the poor, or the nobly born before the rest - since “
12       8, VI   |    Alypius also resolved to be born again in thee at the same
13       8, VIII |     her flesh, that I might be born into this world’s light,
14       8, VIII |     her heart, that I might be born to life eternal. I will
15       9, XX   |       and from whom we are all born in misery. How this is,
16       9, XLIII|       thy sons, because he was born of thee and did serve us.
17      11, VII  |  Wisdom which is from thee and born of thy substance, thou didst
18      11, XXV  |      were so, such rashness is born not of knowledge, but of
19      11, XXVI |       from thee, if I had been born in his time, and if thou
20      12, V    |         that is, in thy wisdom born of thee, equal and coeternal