Book, Chapter

 1       1, VII   |            s innocence lies in the weakness of his body and not in the
 2       2, VII   |         restored from such a great weakness of sin by the selfsame Saviour
 3       2, VII   |      himself preserved from such a weakness.~
 4       5, V     |         the injury. And yet even a weakness such as this, in the infancy
 5       6, X     |           thou didst beat back the weakness of my sight, shining forth
 6       6, XVII  |        able to sustain my gaze. My weakness was dashed back, and I lapsed
 7       6, XVIII |         understand what lesson his weakness was meant to teach us. For
 8       9, III   |          made conscious of his own weakness. And it will please those
 9       9, IV    |            subject to thee, and my weakness known to thee. I am insufficient,
10       9, XXXIII|          myself; this itself is my weakness.~
11       9, XXXIV |          For I am captivated in my weakness but thou in thy mercy dost
12       9, XXXV  |           unless, by showing me my weakness, thou dost speedily warn
13      10, II    |       remaining darkness, until my weakness shall be swallowed up in
14      11, VI    | incongruous, before which my human weakness was confused. And even what
15      11, XXIII |           allows, and I confess my weakness to Thee, O Lord, though
16      11, XXVII |          little children and whose weakness is borne up by this humble
17      11, XXVII |            trivial, and with proud weakness stretches himself beyond