Book, Chapter

 1       3, III |        School of Rhetoric, and I rejoiced proudly in this honor and
 2       6, IV  |  confounded and converted; and I rejoiced, O my God, that the one
 3       6, VI  |      derives his joy. The beggar rejoiced in drunkenness; you longed
 4       6, I   |        the truth on this point I rejoiced to find in the faith of
 5       6, XIX |       ate, drank, slept, walked, rejoiced in spirit, was sad, and
 6       6, XIX |        Apollinarian heretics, he rejoiced in the Catholic faith and
 7       7, II  |          marveled and the Church rejoiced. The proud saw and were
 8       8, IV  |         and warmed with hope and rejoiced in thy mercy, O Father.
 9       8, IX  |   confirmed the wisdom of it and rejoiced; those who did not observe
10       8, XI  |    marvelous fruits spring up, I rejoiced and gave thanks to thee,
11       9, XXI | experienced it in my mind when I rejoiced; and the knowledge of it
12       9, XXI |     things I now remember that I rejoiced in. For I have been bathed
13      12, XXVI|   Epaphroditus; yet I see why he rejoiced. He was fed by what he found