Book, Chapter

1       3, VI   |      from me? Far, indeed, was I wandering away from thee, being barred
2       4, IV   |        me. With me this man went wandering off in error and my soul
3       4, XV   |          return to thee but went wandering and wandering on toward
4       4, XV   |      thee but went wandering and wandering on toward those things that
5       5, VIII |         the other. To correct my wandering footsteps, thou didst secretly
6       5, XIII |   comparison, for the latter was wandering around in Manichean deceptions,
7       6, I    |         than they? And yet I was wandering about in a dark and slippery
8       9, XXXIV| nevertheless, to guard them from wandering astray, and to keep their
9      11, XV   |     builder and possessor. In my wandering let me sigh for you; this