Book, Chapter

 1       3, III  |         this time I had become a master in the School of Rhetoric,
 2       4, XV   |        divine, since my rhetoric master at Carthage and others who
 3       5, XII  |   teacher, to evade paying their master’s fees. My heart hated such
 4       6, IX   | punishment, they were met by the master builder who had charge of
 5       6, IX   |     story by fear of harming his master. And he had followed his
 6       6, IX   |          And he had followed his master to the market place. Alypius
 7       6, VI   |     could not be hidden from her master, who kept records with the
 8       7, VIII |        the whole house - for the master, our landlord, did not live
 9       8, VIII |       household. The care of her master’s daughters was also committed
10       9, XXXI |         be to thee, O my God and Master, who knockest at my ears
11      10, VIII |          which the good and only Master teacheth all his disciples.425
12      11, XVIII|     faith unfeigned.”485 And our Master knew it well, for it was