Book, Chapter

 1       1, IX   |    small controversy with a fellow teacher, he was more tormented
 2       1, XVII |   many of my classmates and fellow students? Actually, was
 3       1, XVIII|     excites him against his fellow man; or that he could destroy
 4       1, XVIII|   he cut off a man from his fellow men [ex hominibus].~30.
 5       2, VIII |     the companionship of my fellow sinners.~
 6       4, XV   |  faithful children - my own fellow citizens, from whom I stood
 7       6, VIII |    of his acquaintances and fellow students returning from
 8       6, XIV  |   especially Romanianus, my fellow townsman, an intimate friend
 9       7, VI   |    house one Ponticianus, a fellow countryman of ours from
10       8       |      Patricius, and all his fellow citizens of the heavenly
11       8, XIII |     mother; and remember my fellow citizens in the eternal
12       9, IV   | sharers of my mortality, my fellow citizens and fellow pilgrims -
13       9, IV   |      my fellow citizens and fellow pilgrims - those who have
14      10, II   |   the service we owe to our fellow men - and what we give even