Book, Chapter

 1       3, IV  |         heart, the words of the apostle were unknown to me, I was
 2       6, XVI |  especially the writings of the apostle Paul. His pilgrimage is
 3       6, IX  |   Athenians by the mouth of thy apostle that in thee “we live and
 4       6, XXI |        and principally upon the apostle Paul. I had thought that
 5       7, I   |      love of women; nor did the apostle forbid me to marry, although
 6       7, IV  |         by the onslaught of the apostle and he was made to pass
 7       7, VI  | expectation, found it to be the apostle Paul, for he imagined that
 8       7, X   |   consent to the truth that thy apostle may say to them: “You were
 9       7, X   |     have delight in reading the apostle, or is it a good thing to
10       7, XII |        there I had put down the apostle’s book when I had left there.
11       9, XXXI|              Of course, he [the apostle Paul] could not do all this
12      11, XXII|       those others of which the apostle distinctly speaks: ‘thrones,’ ‘
13      12, VII |      him who is able follow thy apostle with his understanding when
14      12, XXII|         didst speak through thy apostle, has been fulfilled in us,