Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVIII |     what was I so unwilling to endure, and what was it that I
 2       3, II    | himself could not by any means endure? Yet, as a spectator, he
 3       3, VII   |     case with those who cannot endure to hear that something was
 4       5, VIII  |      compelled as a teacher to endure in others. And so I was
 5       6, VII   |       my travailing heart then endure! What sighs, O my God! Yet
 6       8, II    |            and I determined to endure them, so that I might resign
 7       9, XXVIII| endures, though he may love to endure. Yet even if he rejoices
 8       9, XXVIII|     Yet even if he rejoices to endure, he would prefer that there
 9       9, XXVIII|        were nothing for him to endure. In adversity, I desire
10      10, IX    |    neediness, so that I cannot endure even my blessings until
11      10, XXX   |        And I shall not have to endure the questions of those men
12      11, VI    |     who among my readers could endure to grasp the whole of the
13      12, XIV   |    because of sin.556 Hope and endure until the day breaks and