Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1     |      to excite men’s minds and affections toward him. At least as
 2       3, II    |   spuriously involved in these affections. Now, if he should suffer
 3       4, VI    |        the uncleanness of such affections, directing my eyes toward
 4       4, XIV   |  readily numbered than are his affections and the movements of his
 5       7, VI    |       other two, setting their affections on heavenly things, remained
 6       7, VII   |    loved those whose wholesome affections I heard reported - that
 7       8, IV    |       thee, out of the private affections of my soul.~9. By turns
 8       9, XXV   |      had stored the remembered affections of my mind, and I did not
 9       9, XXXIII| recognize that all the diverse affections of our spirits have their
10      12, XXII  |     God, our Creator, when our affections have been turned from the
11      12, XXIII |        the disciplining of her affections in chastity, in fasting,
12      12, XXIV  |      of heaven”); and to human affections ruled by temperance (signified