Book, Chapter

 1     Int        |    who already seemed to have gained what he had so long been
 2       3, I     |       and all the more when I gained the enjoyment of the body
 3       4, IV    |      in my native town, I had gained a very dear friend, about
 4       5, VI    |     opportunity for this, and gained his ear at a time when it
 5       6, VI    | felicity. He had not, indeed, gained true joy, but, at the same
 6       6, VI    |     from which a man’s joy is gained. I know this is so, and
 7       7, I     | appeared to me likely to have gained much wisdom - and, indeed,
 8       7, II    |     upon him.~But he steadily gained strength from reading and
 9       8, XIII  |     in the prayers of so many gained for her through these confessions
10       9, XXXIII|    patiently, but having once gained entry to help the reason,
11      12, XXVII |        may be helped in being gained [for the Church] when they