Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |      following his conversion show few substantial signs of
 2       1, XIII |      one feels ashamed not to show himself a man in this way.
 3       1, XIII |       delightful - and vain - show!28~23. But why, then, did
 4       2, VI   |        Prodigality presents a show of liberality; but thou
 5       3, IX   |     be commended because they show the hope of bearing fruit,
 6       4, IV   |    life thus far. ~8. Who can show forth all thy praise94 for
 7       5, V    |      gone astray, and all his show of learning only enabled
 8       5, VII  | ceased to believe him able to show me in any satisfactory fashion
 9       6, IX   |      first of all, willing to show me how thou dost “resist
10       7, V    |      On all sides, thou didst show me that thy words are true,
11       7, X    |       my will; yet it did not show the presence of another
12       8, IV   |      and would say, “Who will show us any good?” And we would
13       8, IV   |     teeth because I could not show it to them unless they brought
14       8, IV   |    eyes - and said, “Who will show us any good?” But even there,
15       8, IX   |     nor was there any mark to show, that Patricius had ever
16      10, XXIII|       O Light and Truth, wilt show me.~
17      11, XV   |  alone?” If thou, O God, dost show thyself to him who loves
18      12, XX   |     many “waters” in order to show forth their mystical deeds
19      12, XXII |       man as his director, to show him how to imitate human