Book, Chapter

 1       1, III |    dost contain all things, shouldst be contained by any, since
 2       1, V   | What am I to thee that thou shouldst command me to love thee,
 3       1, V   |   thee, for “if thou, Lord, shouldst mark iniquities, O Lord,
 4       1, XV  |  most wicked ways till thou shouldst become sweet to me beyond
 5       2, VI  |    glory, whereas only thou shouldst be honored above all, and
 6       5, IX  |   be it from thee that thou shouldst have deluded her in those
 7       7, VII |  For I was afraid lest thou shouldst hear me too soon, and too
 8      10, XXXI|   be it from thee that thou shouldst merely know all things past
 9      11, XVI |   thee, O my God, that thou shouldst not be silent to me.480
10      12, I   |   anything at all that thou shouldst grant me being. Yet, see