Book, Chapter

 1       3, XI    |      me of this vision, and I tried to put this construction
 2       4, IV    |       each other overmuch - I tried to jest with him, supposing
 3       4, VII   |     my error was my god. If I tried to cast off my burden on
 4       4, XV    |       those ten categories? I tried to interpret them, O my
 5       4, XV    |      the intelligent, until I tried to explain them to others
 6       5, X     |       after.~For when my mind tried to turn back to the Catholic
 7       6, IV    |    happens that a man who has tried a bad physician fears to
 8       6, XI    |    infirmity, for I had never tried it. As for continence, I
 9       6, VII   | crowds and masses, and when I tried to think, the images of
10       7, XI    | moment and drew breath. And I tried again, and lacked only a
11       7, XI    |       better, which I had not tried. And up to the very moment
12       9, XXXVII|      temptations we are daily tried, O Lord; we are tried unceasingly.
13       9, XXXVII|   daily tried, O Lord; we are tried unceasingly. Our daily “
14       9, XLII  |   themselves have, I am told, tried this and have fallen into
15      11, XXII  |      Now suppose that someone tried to argue against these last