Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |      orthodox theology firmly laid out. Augustine neglects
 2       2, IX   | review of my soul’s career is laid bare before thee. I would
 3       5, VI   |     with me and my friends, I laid before him some of my doubts.
 4       5, VI   |       heart and my memory are laid open before thee, who wast
 5       6, IV   |     Law and the Prophets were laid before me to be read, not
 6       7, VII  |    had arrived in which I was laid bare to myself and my conscience
 7       8, IV   |      a new life with my trust laid in thee - even there thou
 8       8, V    |     the rest to be like it, I laid it aside with the intention
 9       8, XIII |      he, who owed us nothing, laid down for us all. ~37. Therefore,
10       9, II   |      thee, then, O Lord, I am laid bare, whatever I am, and
11       9, X    |    took them into my mind and laid them up, so to say, where
12       9, XI   |    discovered and, as I said, laid up for ready reference.
13       9, XI   |     But the mind has properly laid claim to this word [cogitate]
14       9, XXXIV| persons of his own sons - and laid his hands mystically crossed
15      10, XXIX |    upon him in whom I am also laid hold upon; and I may be
16      12, XIII |    first fruits of the Spirit laid up with him, but who is
17      12, XXV  |      pray God, that it be not laid up to their charge.”637