Book, Chapter

 1       1       |    recalls what he can of his infancy, his learning to speak,
 2       1, VI   |     didst give me the food of infancy according to thy ordinance
 3       1, VI   |   knew me.~9. And, behold, my infancy died long ago, but I am
 4       1, VI   |   pitiful creature whether my infancy followed yet an earlier
 5       1, VI   |       that first being and my infancy of which I have no memory.
 6       1, VI   |    life and being; and, as my infancy closed, I was already learning
 7       1, VII  |    remembrance the sins of my infancy? For in thy sight there
 8       1, VIII |        then, as I grew out of infancy, come next to boyhood, or
 9       1, VIII |     come to me and succeed my infancy? My infancy did not go away (
10       1, VIII |    and succeed my infancy? My infancy did not go away (for where
11       5, V    | weakness such as this, in the infancy of our faith, is tolerated
12       6, XVIII|     might become milk for our infancy. And, as yet, I was not