Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI   |      who didst cause me not to want more than thou gavest and
 2       2, IV   |      who is driven to theft by want. Yet I had a desire to commit
 3       4, VI   |        to me because I did not want to live as a half self.
 4       4, XIV  |      be admired. For I did not want them to praise and love
 5       7, III  |      and flows, alternately in want and satiety? Is this their
 6       8, X    |        do not know what more I want here or why I am here. There
 7       9, VIII |  storehouse, I ask that what I want should be brought forth.
 8       9, VIII |      until finally the thing I want makes its appearance out
 9       9, VIII |       to be forthcoming when I want them. All of this happens
10       9, XXIII|      with that. For you do not want to do what you cannot do
11       9, XXXI | precedence in order that I may want to do for her sake what
12       9, XXXI |      for her sake what I say I want to do for health’s sake.
13      12, XXVI |     not speak in respect of my want, for I have learned in whatsoever