Book, Chapter

 1       6, V     |       Thus, since we are too weak by unaided reason to find
 2       6, XVIII |     but rather should become weak, seeing at their feet the
 3       6, XVIII |    their feet the Deity made weak by sharing our coats of
 4       6, XIX   |      made manifest among the weak.”221~
 5       6, XX    |     convinced, yet I was too weak to enjoy thee. I chattered
 6       7, I     |    he himself was.~But I was weak and chose the easier way,
 7       7, IV    |  thou hast rather chosen the weak things of the world to confound
 8       7, XII   |    it was this, “Him that is weak in the faith, receive.”265
 9       8, II    |     my lungs had begun to be weak from too much literary labor.
10       9, III   |   grace, by which he that is weak is strong, provided he is
11       9, XXXI  |       numbering me among the weak members of his body; for
12       9, XXXVII|  matters where I find myself weak.~Let me once again examine
13      10, II    |   the blind, strength of the weak - and also the light of
14      11, XXIII | these theories as well as my weak apprehension allows, and
15      12, XXVI  |    in well-doing, had become weak and were, so to say, dried