Book, Chapter

 1     Int      | occurrent. It touches man’s inmost heart and will. It guides
 2     Int      |   God and the soul in man’s inmost subject-self. But such a
 3       1, XIII|    together my mind with my inmost thoughts? I did not love
 4       4, XII |     known. He is within the inmost heart, yet the heart has
 5       4, XIII|     up in my mind out of my inmost heart, and I wrote some
 6       5, IX  |    my sins) had pierced her inmost love. Where, then, would
 7       6, VII | mercy, which rises up in my inmost parts to confess to thee.
 8       6, I   |    and only true God. In my inmost heart, I believed that thou
 9       6, XVI |    things, casting away its inmost treasure and becoming bloated
10       7, XI  |   didst press upon me in my inmost heart with a severe mercy,
11       8, III |  might sing to thee from my inmost part, “My heart has said
12       9, XXV |      And I entered into the inmost seat of my mind, which is
13      10, XXIX|   and my thoughts, even the inmost and deepest places of my
14      12, VIII|    life, but also within my inmost self - and all abundance