Book, Chapter

 1       2, III |             not think they should be restrained by the bonds of conjugal
 2       6, IV  |            true. For all this time I restrained my heart from assenting
 3       6, IX  |             so young that he was not restrained from telling the whole story
 4       8, VII |              faith, was nevertheless restrained from the fury of persecution.~
 5       8, VIII|               and her authority, she restrained the longing of their tender
 6       8, XII |                 31. When the boy was restrained from weeping, Evodius took
 7       8, XII |         mildness of my feelings, and restrained the flow of my grief which
 8      11, IX  | contemplation of thee, it is greatly restrained in its own mutability and
 9      12, XXI |         Therefore, this desertion is restrained by thy Word when it says
10      12, XXI |             reason when, having been restrained from their death-dealing