Book, Chapter
1 1, 5-5 | art unto me. Say unto my soul, I am thy salvation. So
2 1, 5-5 | thereof, and say unto my soul, I am thy salvation. After
3 1, 5-6 | Narrow is the mansion of my soul; enlarge Thou it, that Thou
4 1, 9-15 | 15 Is there, Lord, any of soul so great, and cleaving to
5 1, 11-18| friends' and my own, my soul's recovered health had been
6 1, 13-21| Thou bread of my inmost soul, Thou Power who givest vigour
7 1, 13-22| God, cry Thou aloud in my soul; and let Thy truth tell
8 1, 13-22| Thee, my God, whatever my soul will, and acquiesce in the
9 1, 15-24| Lord, my prayer; let not my soul faint under Thy discipline,
10 1, 17-27| troublesome enough to my soul, upon terms of praise or
11 1, 18-28| of this horrible gulf the soul that seeketh Thee, that
12 1, 18-29| than he wounds his own soul by his enmity. Assuredly
13 2, 1-1 | carnal corruptions of my soul; not because I love them,
14 2, 2-2 | punishment of the pride of my soul, and I strayed further from
15 2, 4-9 | but my fault itself. Foul soul, falling from Thy firmament
16 2, 6-12 | not them did my wretched soul desire; for I had store
17 2, 1 | 2.6.14 Thus doth the soul commit fornication, when
18 2, 7-15 | recalls these things, my soul is not affrighted at them?
19 2, 9-17 | vivid remembrance of my soul; alone, I had never committed
20 2, 9-17 | incomprehensible inveigler of the soul, thou greediness to do mischief
21 3, 1-1 | loathed it. For this cause my soul was sickly and full of sores,
22 3, 1-1 | Yet if these had not a soul, they would not be objects
23 3, 2-3 | beware of uncleanness, O my soul, under the guardianship
24 3, 6-10 | even then the marrow of my soul pant after Thee, when they
25 3, 6-10 | was not fed. But Thou, my soul's Love, in looking for whom
26 3, 6-10 | art not; no, nor yet the soul, which is the life of the
27 3, 6-10 | changest not, life of my soul. ~ ~
28 3, 6-11 | me, because she found my soul dwelling abroad in the eye
29 3, 8-15 | his heart, with all his soul, and with all his mind;
30 3, 11-19| from above, and drewest my soul out of that profound darkness,
31 4, 1-1 | have not been, to their soul's health, stricken and cast
32 4, 2-3 | brightness. And doth not a soul, sighing after such fictions,
33 4, 3-4 | Have mercy upon me, heal my soul, for I have sinned against
34 4, 3-5 | man, or forbear to heal my soul? For having become more
35 4, 3-5 | wondered at, if out of the soul of man, unconscious what
36 4, 4-7 | erred in mind, nor could my soul be without him. But behold
37 4, 4-8 | and presuming that his soul would retain rather what
38 4, 4-9 | to myself, and I asked my soul, why she was so sad, and
39 4, 6-11 | was; and wretched is every soul bound by the friendship
40 4, 6-11 | friend, "Thou half of my soul"; for I felt that my soul
41 4, 6-11 | soul"; for I felt that my soul and his soul were "one soul
42 4, 6-11 | felt that my soul and his soul were "one soul in two bodies":
43 4, 6-11 | soul and his soul were "one soul in two bodies": and therefore
44 4, 7-12 | a shattered and bleeding soul, impatient of being borne
45 4, 7-12 | refreshment. But when my soul was withdrawn from them
46 4, 8-13 | easily reached my very inmost soul, but that I had poured out
47 4, 8-13 | that I had poured out my soul upon the dust, in loving
48 4, 8-13 | adulterous stimulus, our soul, which lay itching in our
49 4, 10-15| whole. For whithersoever the soul of man turns itself, unless
50 4, 10-15| of Thee, and out of the soul, were not, unless they were
51 4, 10-15| all these things let my soul praise Thee, O God, Creator
52 4, 10-15| Creator of all; yet let not my soul be riveted unto these things
53 4, 11-16| 16 Be not foolish, O my soul, nor become deaf in the
54 4, 11-16| whatsoever thou hast thence, O my soul, at least now thou art tired
55 4, 12-19| save sinners, unto whom my soul confesseth, and He healeth
56 4, 15-22| of loves laid up in one soul? Why, since we are equally
57 4, 15-23| See where the impotent soul lies along, that is not
58 4, 16-24| I turned away my panting soul from incorporeal substance
59 4, 16-24| I conceived the rational soul, and the nature of truth
60 4, 16-24| Monad, as it had been a soul without sex; but the latter
61 4, 16-24| evil a substance, nor our soul that chief and unchangeable
62 4, 16-25| if that emotion of the soul be corrupted, whence vehement
63 4, 16-25| when that affection of the soul is ungoverned, whereby carnal
64 4, 16-25| conversation, if the reasonable soul itself be corrupted; as
65 4, 16-26| them, "Why then doth the soul err which God created?"
66 5, 1-1 | from Thy heat. But let my soul praise Thee, that it may
67 5, 6-10 | because eloquent; nor the soul therefore wise, because
68 5, 7-13 | providence, did not forsake my soul; and out of my mother's
69 5, 8-14 | for the salvation of my soul, at Carthage didst goad
70 5, 9-16 | then, was the death of my soul, as that of His flesh seemed
71 5, 9-16 | false was the life of my soul, which did not believe it.
72 5, 9-17 | the salvation of her son's soul? Thou, by whose gift she
73 5, 10-18| that Thou mightest heal my soul because it had sinned against
74 5, 12-22| forgivest the adulteress soul of man, when she returns
75 5, 14-25| commit the cure of my sick soul. I determined therefore
76 6, 4-6 | that so the eyesight of my soul being cleared, might in
77 6, 4-6 | it with the health of my soul, which could not be healed
78 6, 6-9 | confess to Thee. Let my soul cleave unto Thee, now that
79 6, 6-10 | with those then from my soul who say to her, "It makes
80 6, 6-10 | glory: and it overthrew my soul more. He that very night
81 6, 7-12 | unto Thee out of my inmost soul. For he upon that speech
82 6, 8-13 | with a deeper wound in his soul than the other, whom he
83 6, 8-13 | striking and beating down of a soul, bold rather than resolute,
84 6, 11-18| passed away and wasted my soul; while I said to myself, "
85 6, 11-18| ordered for the health of our soul. Great hope has dawned;
86 6, 11-19| the body the life of the soul came to an end. Wherefore
87 6, 13-23| and the dreams of her own soul. Yet the matter was pressed
88 6, 15-25| custom, the disease of my soul might be kept up and carried
89 6, 16-26| remained a life for the soul, and places of requital
90 6, 16-26| paths! Woe to the audacious soul, which hoped, by forsaking
91 7, 1-1 | and I did in my inmost soul believe that Thou wert incorruptible,
92 7, 2-3 | of Thy Substance was the soul, which being enthralled,
93 7, 3-5 | endeavouring to draw my soul's vision out of that deep
94 7, 4-6 | incorruptible. For never soul was, nor shall be, able
95 7, 5-7 | very fear evil, whereby the soul is thus idly goaded and
96 7, 5-8 | mercies, out of my very inmost soul, confess unto Thee for this
97 7, 7-11 | silent contritions of my soul were strong cries unto Thy
98 7, 7-11 | Did the whole tumult of my soul, for which neither time
99 7, 9-13 | comprehended it not. And that the soul of man, though it bears
100 7, 9-15 | bowing Thy image, their own soul, before the image of a calf
101 7, 10-16| beheld with the eye of my soul (such as it was), above
102 7, 10-16| above the same eye of my soul, above my mind, the Light
103 7, 10-16| these. Nor was it above my soul, as oil is above water,
104 7, 10-16| above earth: but above to my soul, because It made me; and
105 7, 10-16| man, and Thou madest my soul to consume away like a spider.
106 7, 14-20| displeased me. And because my soul durst not be displeased
107 7, 17-23| corrupted presseth down the soul, and the earthly tabernacle
108 7, 17-23| passed from bodies to the soul, which through the bodily
109 7, 19-25| Word, but with the human soul and mind. All know this
110 7, 19-25| keep silence, belong to soul and mind subject to variation.
111 7, 19-25| with the body, a sensitive soul without a rational, but
112 7, 19-25| and flesh, there was no soul at all in Christ, and did
113 7, 21-27| sings there, Shall not my soul be submitted unto God? for
114 8, 3-6 | rejoice at the salvation of a soul despaired of, and freed
115 8, 3-7 | then takes place in the soul, when it is more delighted
116 8, 5-10 | their discord, undid my soul. ~ ~
117 8, 7-18 | condemnation lashed I not my soul, that it might follow me,
118 8, 8-19 | strongly raised against my soul, in the chamber of my heart,
119 8, 8-20 | the weakest willing of my soul, in moving its limbs at
120 8, 8-20 | limbs at its nod, than the soul obeyed itself to accomplish
121 8, 10-22| talkers and seducers of the soul: who observing that in deliberating
122 8, 10-22| imagining the nature of the soul to be that which God is,
123 8, 10-23| where one deliberates, one soul fluctuates between contrary
124 8, 10-24| down below, it is the same soul which willeth not this or
125 8, 11-26| mercy turn it away from the soul of Thy servant. What defilements
126 8, 12-28| the secret bottom of my soul drawn together and heaped
127 9, 1-1 | Thou me, and say unto my soul, I am thy salvation. Who
128 9, 1-1 | own conceits. Now was my soul free from the biting cares
129 9, 3-6 | place is there for such a soul? There he liveth, whereof
130 9, 4-8 | the natural feelings of my soul. ~ ~
131 9, 8-17 | will not omit whatsoever my soul would bring forth concerning
132 9, 8-18 | Thou not out of another soul bring forth a hard and a
133 9, 8-18 | very unhealthiness of one soul heal another; lest any,
134 9, 10-25| of heaven, yea the very soul be hushed to herself, and
135 9, 11-28| that religious and holy soul freed from the body. ~ ~
136 9, 12-30| great comfort in her, my soul was wounded, and that life
137 9, 12-32| of all habit, even upon a soul, which now feeds upon no
138 9, 13-34| of the dangers of every soul that dieth in Adam. And
139 9, 13-36| Thy handmaid bound her soul by the bond of faith. Let
140 10, 1-1 | I am known. Power of my soul, enter into it, and fit
141 10, 2-2 | but with the words of my soul, and the cry of the thought
142 10, 3-4 | me in Thee, changing my soul by Faith and Thy Sacrament,
143 10, 4-6 | great peril, were not my soul subdued unto Thee under
144 10, 6-8 | where there shineth unto my soul what space cannot contain,
145 10, 6-9 | present themselves to me soul, and body, one without,
146 10, 6-10 | Now to thee I speak, O my soul, thou art my better part:
147 10, 7-11 | He above the head of my soul? By my very soul will I
148 10, 7-11 | head of my soul? By my very soul will I ascend to Him. I
149 10, 20-29| will seek Thee, that my soul may live. For my body liveth
150 10, 20-29| For my body liveth by my soul; and my soul by Thee. How
151 10, 20-29| liveth by my soul; and my soul by Thee. How then do I seek
152 10, 30-41| illusion of the image, in my soul and in my flesh, that, when
153 10, 30-42| heal all the diseases of my soul, and by Thy more abundant
154 10, 30-42| and more in me, that my soul may follow me to Thee, disentangled
155 10, 31-44| uncertainty the unhappy soul rejoiceth, and therein prepares
156 10, 33-49| which Thy words breathe soul into, when sung with a sweet
157 10, 33-49| the flesh, to which the soul must not be given over to
158 10, 34-51| Let not these occupy my soul; let God rather occupy it,
159 10, 34-53| above our souls, which my soul day and night sigheth after.
160 10, 35-54| Thee, waste and perish, the soul hath, through the same senses
161 10, 35-56| of the stars, nor did my soul ever consult ghosts departed;
162 10, 36-59| praised in the desires of his soul, nor he blessed who doth
163 10, 37-60| three concupiscences, if the soul cannot discern whether,
164 10, 40-65| find any safe place for my soul, but in Thee; whither my
165 10, 40-65| very unusual, in my inmost soul; rising to a strange sweetness,
166 11, 2-3 | strong; hearken unto my soul, and hear it crying out
167 11, 6-8 | reported to the intelligent soul, whose inward ear lay listening
168 11, 15-19| 19 Let us see then, thou soul of man, whether present
169 11, 20-26| exist in some sort, in the soul, but otherwhere do I not
170 11, 22-28| 11.22.28 My soul is on fire to know this
171 11, 26-33| 11.26.33 Does not my soul most truly confess unto
172 11, 29-39| the inmost bowels of my soul, are rent and mangled with
173 12, 3-3 | Thou, O Lord, taught his soul, which confesseth unto Thee?
174 12, 6-6 | changeableness, what is it? Is it soul? Is it body? Is it that
175 12, 6-6 | that which constituteth soul or body? Might one say, "
176 12, 11-13| 12.11.13 By this may the soul, whose pilgrimage is made
177 12, 11-13| by this then may the soul that is able, understand
178 12, 16-23| Thy Truth whispers unto my soul. For those who deny these
179 12, 17-25| God, or be changed, as the soul and body of man are): therefore
180 12, 25-35| our heart, with all our soul, and with all our mind:
181 12, 29-40| corporeal, subjected to the soul which singeth, whereof to
182 13, 1-1 | Thee. I call Thee into my soul which, by the longing Thyself
183 13, 2-3 | ourselves also, who as to the soul are a spiritual creature,
184 13, 7-8 | supereminent repose, when our soul shall have passed through
185 13, 8-9 | Angels fell away, man's soul fell away, and thereby pointed
186 13, 11-12| indeed it be It? Rare is the soul, which while it speaks of
187 13, 12-13| be light. And because our soul was troubled within us,
188 13, 13-14| being burthened, and his soul thirsteth after the Living
189 13, 14-15| little, when I pour out my soul by myself in the voice of
190 13, 14-15| Why art thou sad, O my soul, and why dost thou trouble
191 13, 16-19| changeable. Therefore is my soul like a land where no water
192 13, 17-21| God, so commanding, our soul may bud forth works of mercy
193 13, 20-28| further profit, unless their soul had a spiritual life, and
194 13, 21-29| hath life, but the living soul. For now hath it no more
195 13, 21-29| they may work out a living soul in it. The earth brings
196 13, 21-29| that they work this in the soul; as the sea was the cause
197 13, 21-29| day to day. But the living soul takes his beginning from
198 13, 21-29| this world, that so their soul may live unto Thee, which
199 13, 21-30| Seek the Lord, and your soul shall live, that the earth
200 13, 21-30| may bring forth the living soul. Be not conformed to the
201 13, 21-30| yourselves from it: the soul lives by avoiding what it
202 13, 21-30| are the motions of a dead soul; for the soul dies not so
203 13, 21-30| of a dead soul; for the soul dies not so as to lose all
204 13, 21-31| wherefore this departure of the soul is restrained by Thy word,
205 13, 21-31| life bring forth a living soul; that is, a soul made continent
206 13, 21-31| living soul; that is, a soul made continent in Thy Word,
207 13, 21-31| are. Thus in this living soul shall there be good beasts,
208 13, 22-32| and begun to be a living soul, through good living; and
209 13, 23-34| fruit, and of the living soul, living by the taming of
210 13, 24-37| temperance, as in the living soul. In all these instances
211 13, 25-38| them also, as the living soul, which giveth itself as
212 13, 26-40| created thee, thou living soul, of so much continency,
213 13, 32-47| creatures. And as in his soul there is one power which
214 13, 34-49| didst Thou form the living soul of the faithful, through
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