Book, Chapter

 1       1, VII |      even the infant who has lived but a day upon this earth.
 2       1, XIX |   For I existed even then; I lived and felt and was solicitous
 3       2, III |  sixteenth year of my age, I lived with my parents, having
 4       3, III |      gallantry) among whom I lived with a sort of ashamed embarrassment
 5       3, III |     even as they were. But I lived with them, and at times
 6       6, X   |     itself, where he usually lived - leaving behind his fine
 7       6, XII |    and disgust at it, he had lived from that time down to the
 8       7, I   |     from his youth up he had lived in entire devotion to thee.
 9       7, III |      in him who was dead and lived again, who had been lost
10       7, VI  |      a certain cottage where lived some of thy servants, some
11       8, VII |  those anxieties and vigils, lived there in prayer. And even
12       8, IX  |     dared to do so, and they lived together with a wonderful
13       8, IX  |     speak - to all of us who lived together in that association
14       8, XI  |     husband. For as they had lived very peacefully together,
15       8, XIII|   from the flesh, and had so lived as to praise thy name both
16      11, X   |   life; for of myself I have lived badly. I was death to myself;
17      12, III |     it owed the fact that it lived, and lived happily, to nothing
18      12, III |      fact that it lived, and lived happily, to nothing whatsoever
19      12, XV  | under it; whereas while they lived on earth their authority