Book, Chapter

 1       1, IX   |     flourish in this world and distinguish myself in those tricks of
 2       2, II   |     heart that I was unable to distinguish pure affection from unholy
 3       5, III  |  admirable, I was beginning to distinguish the charm of words from
 4       6, XIII |     always said that she could distinguish, by a certain feeling impossible
 5       6, XX   |   fingers, I might discern and distinguish what a difference there
 6       9, VIII |   recall at my pleasure. And I distinguish the scent of lilies from
 7       9, XIII |        that it is one thing to distinguish these things and another
 8       9, XIII | another to remember that I did distinguish them when I have cogitated
 9       9, XIII |       away in my memory what I distinguish and comprehend of them so
10       9, XV   |        nor should I be able to distinguish it from pleasure. I name
11       9, XXXV |       one can the more clearly distinguish whether it is pleasure or
12       9, XL   |        them all and labored to distinguish and to value everything
13      12, XIV  |        only thou canst rightly distinguish - thou who dost test the
14      12, XVIII|      it plain to us how we may distinguish between things intelligible
15      12, XVIII|     day and the night - and to distinguish between souls who give themselves
16      12, XXVI |    from thee, O my God, how to distinguish between the terms “gift”