Book, Chapter

 1       4, XV  |     outside myself, and by the weight of my own pride I was sinking
 2       5, IV  |    order all things in number, weight, and measure.”132~
 3       6, XIV |     and his voice was of great weight in commending it because
 4       6, XVII|       away from thee by my own weight, sinking with grief into
 5       6, XVII|       these lower things. This weight was carnal habit. But thy
 6       9, IV  |      still kept back by my own weight? To such as these I will
 7       9, XVI |   stars or inquiring about the weight of the earth. It is I myself -
 8      12, VII |         How can I speak of the weight of concupiscence which drags
 9      12, IX  |    place by its own gravity. A weight does not tend downward only,
10      12, IX  | restored, they are at rest. My weight is my love. By it I am carried