Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI    |            pain - nothing more.~8. Afterward I began to laugh - at first
 2       1, VIII  |          they taught me my letters afterward. But I myself, when I was
 3       1, X     |           have put to good account afterward. I disobeyed them, not because
 4       3, XII   |      refused, very prudently, as I afterward realized. For he answered
 5       3, XII   |      perish.” As she often told me afterward, she accepted this answer
 6       4, III   |          this in my memory so that afterward I might search it out for
 7       6, IV    |         became apparent to me only afterward. However, I was certain
 8       6, VII   |       taught in our town, and then afterward at Carthage. He esteemed
 9       6, XX    |         affected by them; and then afterward, when I was subdued by thy
10       6, XX    |            them, and if then I had afterward fallen on those volumes,
11       7, II    |          instruction, and not long afterward gave in his name that he
12       9, XIII  |           I remembered, so that if afterward I call to mind that I once
13       9, XXXI  |        from thee, so that we might afterward know that we did receive
14       9, XXXIII| unknowingly, but I come to know it afterward.~50. On the other hand,
15      11, XV    |         now that. Nor does he will afterward what he did not will before,
16      11, XXIX  |          this, what then did he do afterward?” And, after the universe,
17      11, XXIX  |          first if there is nothing afterward? But when he said that God
18      11, XXIX  |            a formless sound, which afterward is formed into a song; but
19      12, V     |        that [higher] heaven, which afterward was made between water and