Book, Chapter

 1       3, I    | precipitately into the love I was longing for. My God, my mercy, with
 2       4, VIII |           sometimes being taught; longing for someone absent with
 3       4, XV   |      enough to me because my very longing to become wise arose out
 4       4, XV   |    beautiful and the fitting” and longing to stay and hear thee, and
 5       5, VIII |         to the fulfillment of all longing. Thus the earthly part of
 6       7, V    |           For this was what I was longing to do; but as yet I was
 7       8, VIII |     authority, she restrained the longing of their tender age, and
 8       9, XX   |     forgotten it? Do I seek it in longing to learn of it as though
 9       9, XXI  |           and at other times with longing, depending on the different
10       9, XXI  |        times, I call to mind with longing good and honest things,
11       9, XXXIV|   withdrawn it is looked for with longing, and if it is long absent
12       9, XXXV |          certain vain and curious longing in the soul, rooted in the
13       9, XXXV |           through the flesh. This longing - since its origin is our
14       9, XLII |       this and have fallen into a longing for curious visions and
15      10, II   |           let thy mercy attend my longing. It does not burn for itself
16      10, XXII |         studies of mine (ardently longing to understand thy Scriptures)