Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI   |  desired and when I was not satisfied - either from not being
 2       2, I    |     a youth, I longed to be satisfied with worldly things, and
 3       2, II   |  have been tranquilized and satisfied with having children, as
 4       2, VIII | alone, if I could have been satisfied with the mere act of theft
 5       3, XII  |   had said this she was not satisfied, but repeated more earnestly
 6       7, I    | that. Still, I could not be satisfied with the life I was living
 7       7, V    |    to my own lust. Thy love satisfied and vanquished me; my lust
 8       7, VII  |     which I desired to have satisfied rather than extinguished.
 9       8, X    |     hopes in this world are satisfied, I do not know what more
10       9, XLIII|  being poor, I desire to be satisfied from him, together with
11       9, XLIII|  with those who eat and are satisfied: “and they shall praise
12      12, XVIII|  night. Instead, let him be satisfied with the light of the moon