Book, Chapter

  1     1, 1-1  |         Thee. Grant me, Lord, to know and understand which is
  2     1, 1-1  |      praise Thee? and, again, to know Thee or to call on Thee?
  3     1, 1-1  |         call on Thee that we may know Thee? but how shall they
  4     1, 1-4  |         upon the proud, and they know it not; ever working, ever
  5     1, 5-6  |        Thine eyes; I confess and know it. But who shall cleanse
  6     1, 6-7  |          Lord my God, but that I know not whence I came into this
  7     1, 6-9  |  acknowledge Thee, for that I do know? ~ ~
  8     1, 7-11 |          allay these things by I know not what remedies. Is that
  9     1, 11-18|       Thee, my God, I would fain know, if so Thou willest, for
 10     1, 13-20|          boy? I do not yet fully know. For the Latin I loved;
 11     1, 13-22|     learned will reply that they know not, the more learned that
 12     3, 9-17 |          service of life, and we know not whether out of a lust
 13     3, 9-17 |       authority punished, and we know not whether out of a lust
 14     3, 9-17 |         But blessed are they who know Thy commands! For all things
 15     4, 6-11 |         it than with him; yea, I know not whether I would have
 16     4, 13-20|      they are strayed from me, I know not how. ~ ~
 17     4, 15-23|        secretly. And whence do I know, and whence do I confidently
 18     5, 3-4  |        At these things men, that know not this art, marvel and
 19     5, 3-4  |        astonished, and they that know it, exult, and are puffed
 20     5, 4-7  |          knoweth Thee, though he know not these. And whoso knoweth
 21     5, 4-7  |         use thereof, although he know not how many cubits high
 22     5, 4-7  |          things serve, though he know not even the circles of
 23     5, 10-18|          we that sin, but that I know not what other nature sinned
 24     5, 10-18|       excuse it, and to accuse I know not what other thing, which
 25     5, 11-21|          had been corrupted by I know not whom, who wished to
 26     6, 3-3  |          experienced. Nor did he know the tides of my feelings,
 27     6, 5-7  |          born, which I could not know, had I not believed upon
 28     6, 6-10 |        whence a man's joy is." I know it, and the joy of a faithful
 29     6, 9-14 |      away. And being desirous to know the matter, entered the
 30     6, 11-20|       being so foolish as not to know what is written, None can
 31     6, 12-22|     curiosity. For he would fain know, he said, what that should
 32     6, 15-25|        vowing unto Thee never to know any other man, leaving with
 33     7, 5-7  |        it was (which I could not know), but as I thought convenient,
 34     7, 5-8  |          most exact diligence to know the births of his very puppies.
 35     7, 6-10 |         consulters and consulted know it not, dost by Thy hidden
 36     7, 19-25|         human soul and mind. All know this who know the unchangeableness
 37     7, 19-25|          mind. All know this who know the unchangeableness of
 38     8, 4-9  |          nations, even they that know them, joy less for them.
 39     8, 6-14 |         What he would with us, I know not, but we sat down to
 40     8, 12-28| astonished. I cast myself down I know not how, under a certain
 41     8, 12-29|      voice, as of boy or girl, I know not, chanting, and oft repeating, "
 42     9, 4-9  |          and seek after leasing? Know this, that the Lord hath
 43     9, 4-9  |          How long? He cries out, Know this: and I so long, not
 44     9, 8-17 |        did her father and mother know what a one should come from
 45     9, 9-21 |        me, did I not to my grief know numberless persons, who
 46     9, 10-26|         and to what I am here, I know not, now that my hopes in
 47     9, 13-34|          gifts? O that men would know themselves to be men; and
 48     9, 13-35|   intercession to Thee for us. I know that she dealt mercifully,
 49     9, 13-37|         me into this life, how I know not. May they with devout
 50    10, 1-1  |                    10.1.1 Let me know Thee, O Lord, who knowest
 51    10, 1-1  |           who knowest me: let me know Thee, as I am known. Power
 52    10, 3-3  | infirmities - a race, curious to know the lives of others, slothful
 53    10, 3-3  |          themselves are? And how know they, when from myself they
 54    10, 3-3  |       Thee of themselves, but to know themselves? and who knoweth
 55    10, 3-4  |    confessions, divers desire to know, who have or have not known
 56    10, 3-4  |          believe - but will they know? For charity, whereby they
 57    10, 5-7  |       myself dust and ashes; yet know I something of Thee, which
 58    10, 5-7  |       something of Thee, which I know not of myself. And truly,
 59    10, 5-7  |          than with Thee; and yet know I Thee that Thou art in
 60    10, 5-7  |         resist, what I cannot, I know not. And there is hope,
 61    10, 5-7  |         will confess then what I know of myself, I will confess
 62    10, 5-7  |         will confess also what I know not of myself. And that
 63    10, 5-7  |       And that because what I do know of myself, I know by Thy
 64    10, 5-7  |      what I do know of myself, I know by Thy shining upon me;
 65    10, 5-7  |      shining upon me; and what I know not of myself, so long know
 66    10, 5-7  |      know not of myself, so long know I not it, until my darkness
 67    10, 6-9  |          things did my inner man know by the ministry of the outer:
 68    10, 8-15 |         their images only. And I know by what sense of the body
 69    10, 9-16 |        be, whatsoever of these I know, in such manner exists in
 70    10, 10-17|         things into my memory? I know not how. For when I learned
 71    10, 11-18|         have learned and come to know which were I for some short
 72    10, 15-23|          my memory, I should not know what to say thereof, nor
 73    10, 18-27|         found, whence should she know whether it were the same,
 74    10, 18-27|        thing; and this I thereby know, that when I was seeking
 75    10, 20-29|         Truly we have it, how, I know not. Yea, there is another
 76    10, 20-29|       They have known it then, I know not how, and so have it
 77    10, 20-29|       sort of knowledge, what, I know not, and am perplexed whether
 78    10, 20-29|    should we love it, did we not know it. We hear the name, and
 79    10, 23-33|         one. Where then did they know this happy life, save where
 80    10, 23-33|      happy life, save where they know the truth also? For they
 81    10, 28-39|     which side is the victory, I know not. Woe is me! Lord, have
 82    10, 28-39|     which side is the victory, I know not. Woe is me! Lord, have
 83    10, 29-40|          was a part of wisdom to know whose gift she is. By continency
 84    10, 31-45|          end we might afterwards know this, did we before receive
 85    10, 31-45|          it was, that both might know from Whom it was. I heard
 86    10, 31-45|       therewith to be content; I know how to abound, and how to
 87    10, 31-46|        uncleanness of lusting. I know; that Noah was permitted
 88    10, 31-46|     living creatures, locusts. I know also that Esau was deceived
 89    10, 34-52|         sons, but by blessing to know them. Or which Jacob saw,
 90    10, 34-52|          sweetness. But they who know how to praise Thee for it, "
 91    10, 35-55|       besides our end), which to know profits not, and wherein
 92    10, 35-55|        men desire nothing but to know. Hence also, if with that
 93    10, 35-56|     carry me away, nor care I to know the courses of the stars,
 94    10, 35-57|       off by the rushing in of I know not what idle thoughts. ~ ~
 95    10, 37-60|    secret sins, which Thine eyes know, mine do not. For in other
 96    10, 37-60|  atrociously, that no one should know without detesting us? What
 97    10, 37-60|          good life itself. Yet I know not whether I can well or
 98    10, 37-61|        they ought. But again how know I whether I am therefore
 99    10, 37-62|      whether it be so with me, I know not. For herein I know less
100    10, 37-62|         I know not. For herein I know less of myself than of Thee.
101    10, 37-62|       same injustice, before me? Know I not this also? or is it
102    10, 40-65|          were perfected in me, I know not what in it would not
103    11, 3-5  |           but if Latin, I should know what he said. But whence
104    11, 3-5  |        said. But whence should I know, whether he spake truth?
105    11, 3-5  |         knew this also, should I know it from him? Truly within
106    11, 4-6  |       nor good, nor are. This we know, thanks be to Thee. And
107    11, 7-9  |         true immortality. This I know, O my God, and give thanks.
108    11, 7-9  |          God, and give thanks. I know, I confess to Thee, O Lord,
109    11, 7-9  |   unthankful to assure Truth. We know, Lord, we know; since inasmuch
110    11, 7-9  |         Truth. We know, Lord, we know; since inasmuch as anything
111    11, 8-10 |         but how to express it, I know not, unless it be, that
112    11, 8-10 |         knowing; and that we may know, He teacheth us, because
113    11, 12-14|          rather had I answer, "I know not," what I know not, than
114    11, 12-14|     answer, "I know not," what I know not, than so as to raise
115    11, 12-14|      knew whatsoever I desire to know to my profit, as I know,
116    11, 12-14|          know to my profit, as I know, that no creature was made,
117    11, 14-17|       time? If no one asks me, I know: if I wish to explain it
118    11, 14-17|         it to one that asketh, I know not: yet I say boldly that
119    11, 14-17|          yet I say boldly that I know, that if nothing passed
120    11, 18-23|          and to come be, I would know where they be. Which yet
121    11, 18-23|     Which yet if I cannot, yet I know, wherever they be, they
122    11, 18-23|           I confess, O my God, I know not. This indeed I know,
123    11, 18-23|          know not. This indeed I know, that we generally think
124    11, 21-27|        thou?" I might answer, "I know, that we do measure, nor
125    11, 22-28|         28 My soul is on fire to know this most intricate enigma.
126    11, 22-28|          I have taken upon me to know, and trouble is before me
127    11, 22-28|       they pass away, and how, I know not. And we talk of time,
128    11, 23-30|             11.23.30 I desire to know the force and nature of
129    11, 25-32|         Thee, O Lord, that I yet know not what time is, and again
130    11, 25-32|        unto Thee, O Lord, that I know that I speak this in time,
131    11, 25-32|          pause of time. How then know I this, seeing I know not
132    11, 25-32|       then know I this, seeing I know not what time is? or is
133    11, 25-32|        or is it perchance that I know not how to express what
134    11, 25-32|        not how to express what I know? Woe is me, that do not
135    11, 25-32|          is me, that do not even know, what I know not. Behold,
136    11, 25-32|         do not even know, what I know not. Behold, O my God, before
137    11, 26-33|      then measure, O my God, and know not what I measure? I measure
138    11, 26-33|      protraction; but of what, I know not; and I marvel, if it
139    11, 26-33|           That I measure time, I know; and yet I measure not time
140    11, 28-38|         to repeat a Psalm that I know. Before I begin, my expectation
141    11, 29-39|        amid times, whose order I know not; and my thoughts, even
142    11, 31-41|         and foreknowledge, as to know all things past and to come,
143    11, 31-41|    things past and to come, as I know one well-known Psalm, truly
144    11, 31-41|      Thou shouldest in such wise know all things past and to come.
145    11, 31-41|          mysteriously, dost Thou know them. For not, as the feelings
146    12, 3-3  |    without form, and there was I know not what depth of abyss,
147    12, 5-5  |          may endeavour either to know it, by being ignorant of
148    12, 6-6  |    nothing; yet this I longed to know, not to suspect only.-If
149    12, 11-14|        11.14 There is, behold, I know not what formlessness in
150    12, 13-16|      Heaven, whose Intelligences know all at once, not in part,
151    12, 13-16|      thing anon; but (as I said) know all at once, without any
152    12, 17-24|      visible things which we all know, were made and arranged
153    12, 18-27|          And well did our Master know, upon which two commandments
154    12, 18-27|           which ourselves either know or think to be false. While
155    12, 23-32|        who imagine themselves to know as a truth, what is false;
156    12, 25-34|        if he should ask me, "How know you that Moses thought that
157    12, 30-41|        not confess unto Thee, "I know not"; and yet I know that
158    12, 30-41|           I know not"; and yet I know that those senses are true,
159    13, 7-8  |         Thee for us, that we may know the supereminent knowledge
160    13, 8-9  |          cannot measure so as to know, how much love there yet
161    13, 8-9  |        Thy Presence. This only I know, that woe is me except in
162    13, 11-12|          spake of are, To Be, to Know, and to Will. For I Am,
163    13, 11-12|       and to Will. For I Am, and Know, and Will: I Am Knowing
164    13, 11-12|       Knowing and Willing: and I Know myself to Be, and to Will:
165    13, 11-12|         and I Will to Be, and to Know. In these three then, let
166    13, 15-17|      babes and sucklings. For we know no other books, which so
167    13, 15-17|        defending his own sins. I know not, Lord, I know not any
168    13, 15-17|        sins. I know not, Lord, I know not any other such pure
169    13, 15-18|      firmament, or by reading to know of Thy Word. For they always
170    13, 19-24|     night, that thou also mayest know it, and for thee there may
171    13, 23-33|         by their fruits we might know them: but Thou, Lord, dost
172    13, 23-33|        Thou, Lord, dost even now know them, and hast divided and
173    13, 24-36|      sayings of Thy Bible. For I know a thing to be manifoldly
174    13, 26-39|       therewith to be content. I know both how to be abased, and
175    13, 26-39|          how to be abased, and I know how to abound; every where
176    13, 26-40|          For ye Philippians also know (saith he), that in the
177    13, 26-41|     Verily not for that. But how know we this? Because himself
178    13, 31-46|         is of God, that we might know the things that are freely
179    13, 31-46|         God: how then do we also know, what things are given us
180    13, 31-46|      because the things which we know by His Spirit, even these
181    13, 31-46|        rightly said to them that know through the Spirit of God, '
182    13, 31-46|          God, 'It is not ye that know.' And no less then is it