Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVIII|     walking so that in the far country he might prodigally waste
 2       4, XV   |    away from thee into the far country to prostitute my gifts in
 3       5, VIII |     cause of my going from one country to the other, O God, but
 4       6, XX   |      inhabiting of the blessed country. For had I first been molded
 5       8, III  | courteously to make use of his country house so long as we would
 6       8, III  |      repay Verecundus for that country house at Cassiciacum - where
 7       8, VI   |        in my name, we left the country and returned to Milan. Alypius
 8       8, XI   |        lot of dying in her own country and not abroad. When she
 9       8, XI   |       desire to die in her own country. I heard later on that,
10       8, XIII |        to be buried in her own country. About these things she
11      11, XVI  |       uplifted to Jerusalem my country, Jerusalem my mother483;