Book, Chapter

 1     Int       | Church was fully justified in giving Augustine his aptest title,
 2       1, VI   |     Lord of heaven and earth, giving praise to thee for that
 3       1, IX   |      for that would have been giving me over to my folly - my
 4       6, VI   |     he had gotten his wine by giving good wishes to the passers-by
 5       6, XI   |       hopes of this world and giving myself wholly to seek after
 6       7, V    |     he had found a reason for giving his time wholly to thee.
 7       7, VI   |     he lingered on the topic, giving us an account of this eminent
 8       7, VI   |   embracing just such a life, giving up his worldly employment
 9       9, VI   |      whole mass of your body, giving it life, whereas no body
10       9, VII  |       to hear by the ear; and giving to each of the other senses
11      11, III  |       itself rising aloft and giving light? Therefore, where
12      11, VIII |      madest on the third day, giving a visible shape to the unformed
13      12, XIX  |       be filled with fruit by giving to the poor, and you shall
14      12, XXVI |   shared with me in regard to giving and receiving, except you
15      12, XXXIV|     works of mercy unto thee, giving their earthly riches to