Book, Chapter

 1     Int      |     Augustine elaborates, in loving patience and with considerable
 2       1, XIII|     for his own death in not loving thee, O God, light of my
 3       2, VII |  what might I not have done, loving sin as I did, just for the
 4       3, I   |       for I was in love with loving, and I hated security and
 5       3, III |  receding farther from thee, loving my own ways and not thine -
 6       3, III |     own ways and not thine - loving a vagrant liberty!~6. Those
 7       3, VIII|     through craving more, by loving our own good more than thee,
 8       4, VIII|    my soul onto the dust, by loving a man as if he would never
 9       4, VIII| friends, with whom I went on loving the things I loved instead
10       6, VII | offended at himself, and for loving me the more fervently. Thou
11       6, VII |    in the same superstition, loving in the Manicheans that outward
12       6, XVII|  along with me nothing but a loving memory of my vision, and
13       7, II  |   And they received him with loving and joyful hands.~
14       8, IV  |      this,” and I - so long “loving vanity, and seeking after
15       9, VI  |    what is it that I love in loving thee? Not physical beauty,
16       9, VI  |      and food and embrace in loving my God, who is the light
17      12, XV  |       For by choosing and by loving they read the very immutability