Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |      Enchiridion, XVIII), he seeks to maintain contact with
 2       1, XVIII|      vast deep the soul that seeks thee and thirsts after thy
 3       2, VI   |     high above all. Ambition seeks honor and glory, whereas
 4       2, VI   |    forever. The powerful man seeks to be feared, because of
 5       2, VI   |     excellent as thou? Anger seeks revenge; but who avenges
 6       2, VI   |      turned from thee,54 and seeks apart from thee what she
 7       9       |   written “confessions,” and seeks to chart the path by which
 8      11, I    |    asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him that knocks,
 9      11, V    |      V~ ~5. When our thought seeks something for our sense
10      11, XI   |      thee just one thing and seeks after this: that it may
11      12, XVIII| grant the prayers of him who seeks, and thou dost bless the