Book, Chapter

 1       1, V    |     it? Or, to whom shall I cry but to thee? “Cleanse thou
 2       1, VI   |     when I was full, and to cry when in pain - nothing more.~
 3       1, VI   |     arms and legs about and cry, making the few and feeble
 4       1, VII  |  breast? If I should now so cry - not indeed for the breast,
 5       1, XIII |      22. But now, O my God, cry unto my soul, and let thy
 6       1, XIII |     ways. Neither let those cry out against me who buy and
 7       2, III  |    are from which we are to cry unto thee.47 For what is
 8       6, VIII | fell in the fight, a mighty cry from the whole audience
 9       6, X    |   infinite?” And thou didst cry to me from afar, “I am that
10       7, X    |      the Manicheans at once cry out, “See, here are two
11       8, IV   |      8. O my God, how did I cry to thee when I read the
12       8, IV   |    oil.~11. And with a loud cry from my heart, I read the
13       9, XXVII|   thee. Thou didst call and cry aloud, and didst force open
14      10, II   |    we go? To whom should we cry?~“Thine is the day and the
15      10, IV   |  heaven and the earth. They cry aloud that they were made,
16      10, IX   |   to his inner mind. I will cry out with confidence because