Book, Chapter

1       I, VI    |     human race had perished, sought a union with their father
2       I, XXVIII| individual. They, therefore, sought his life by stratagem, not
3       I, XXXV  |   longer secretly but openly sought to compass his death; and
4       I, XXXV  |     on the present occasion, sought to kill him when he was
5       I, XLII  |      disease in his feet, he sought a remedy, not from God,
6      II, XII   |       when a young woman was sought niger to take her place
7      II, XXI   |    the Gentiles, whom he had sought to persuade to abandon their
8      II, XXIX  | believed in this way to have sought for the glory of building
9      II, XXXII |    was then much more keenly sought after than bishoprics are