Book, Chapter

 1       1, XII |       all who pushed me on to study: but my error in not being
 2       2, III |    city46 where I had gone to study grammar and rhetoric; and
 3       2, III |      that the usual course of study would not only be no hindrance
 4       3, IV  |     In the ordinary course of study I came upon a certain book
 5       3, IV  |    providing the money for my study of rhetoric. What won me
 6       5, VII | occupy myself with him in the study of his own favorite pursuit,
 7       6, VIII|       on to Rome before me to study law - which was the worldly
 8       6, XVI |       finally to the diligent study of the Bible, especially
 9       6, VI  |    himself. They, in combined study and consultation, fanned
10       6, XX  |      could be attained by the study of those [Platonist] books