Book, Chapter
1 1, 1-1 | 1.1.1 Great art Thou, O Lord, and greatly
2 1, 1-1 | Thee as other than Thou art. Or, is it rather, that
3 1, 2-2 | down in hell, and yet Thou art there also. For if I go
4 1, 2-2 | go down into hell, Thou art there. I could not be then,
5 1, 3-3 | poured out. And when Thou art poured out on us, Thou art
6 1, 3-3 | art poured out on us, Thou art not cast down, but Thou
7 1, 3-3 | Thou upliftest us; Thou art not dissipated, but Thou
8 1, 3-3 | greater, another less? or, art Thou wholly every where,
9 1, 1-4 | 1.4.4 What art Thou then, my God? what,
10 1, 1-4 | lovest, without passion; art jealous, without anxiety;
11 1, 1-4 | repentest, yet grievest not; art angry, yet serene; changest
12 1, 5-5 | Thee, my sole good! What art Thou to me? In Thy pity,
13 1, 5-5 | and, if I give it not, art wroth with me, and threatenest
14 1, 5-5 | O Lord my God, what Thou art unto me. Say unto my soul,
15 1, 5-6 | judgment with Thee, who art the truth; I fear to deceive
16 1, 6-9 | be called "before," Thou art, and art God and Lord of
17 1, 6-9 | before," Thou art, and art God and Lord of all which
18 1, 6-10 | are one? for Thou Thyself art supremely Essence and Life.
19 1, 6-10 | Essence and Life. For Thou art most high, and art not changed,
20 1, 6-10 | Thou art most high, and art not changed, neither in
21 1, 6-10 | degree of being. But Thou art still the same, and all
22 1, 7-12 | Thou most Highest. For Thou art God, Almighty and Good,
23 1, 18-29| behold patiently as Thou art wont how carefully the sons
24 2, 3-5 | Thy culture, O God, who art the only true and good Lord
25 2, 6-12 | because thou wert theft. But art thou any thing, that thus
26 2, 6-13 | exaltedness; whereas Thou alone art God exalted over all. Ambition,
27 2, 6-13 | glory? whereas Thou alone art to be honoured above all,
28 2, 6-13 | and abundance; but Thou art the fulness and never-failing
29 2, 6-13 | of liberality: but Thou art the most overflowing Giver
30 3, 6-10 | of Thee only (who truly art Truth), but even of those
31 3, 6-10 | them taste to me as Thou art; for Thou wast not these
32 3, 6-10 | that I may become strong, art neither those bodies which
33 3, 6-10 | Thy works. How far then art Thou from those fantasies
34 3, 6-10 | themselves, which yet Thou art not; no, nor yet the soul,
35 3, 6-10 | than the bodies. But Thou art the life of souls, the life
36 3, 7-14 | foot in all places. Yet the art itself, by which I indited,
37 3, 8-16 | things are done when Thou art forsaken, O Fountain of
38 3, 8-16 | O Fountain of Life, who art the only and true Creator
39 3, 8-16 | from our evil habits, and art merciful to their sins who
40 4, 3-4 | their divinations: which art, however, Christian and
41 4, 3-4 | Lord's words, Behold, thou art made whole, sin no more,
42 4, 3-5 | earliest years studied that art, so as to make it the profession
43 4, 3-5 | be given, by hap, not by art, corresponding to the business
44 4, 3-6 | of haphazard, not of the art of the star-gazers. ~ ~
45 4, 5-10 | May I learn from Thee, who art Truth, and approach the
46 4, 11-16| soul, at least now thou art tired out with vanities.
47 4, 16-25| we all received, for Thou art the true light that lighteth
48 4, 16-26| that by nature which Thou art? For whereas I was subject
49 4, 16-26| not to be that which Thou art. Therefore I was repelled
50 4, 17-29| subject: whereas Thou Thyself art Thy greatness and beauty;
51 4, 17-31| without any decay, which good art Thou; nor need we fear,
52 5, 2-2 | Ignorant, in truth, that Thou art every where, Whom no place
53 5, 2-2 | encompasseth! and Thou alone art near, even to those that
54 5, 2-2 | seek Thee; and behold, Thou art there in their heart, in
55 5, 3-3 | means find out. For Thou art great, O Lord, and hast
56 5, 3-3 | the contrite in heart, nor art found by the proud, no,
57 5, 3-4 | men, that know not this art, marvel and are astonished,
58 5, 3-5 | forging lies of Thee who art the Truth, and changing
59 6, 1 | larger, some smaller, but art wholly every where, and
60 6, 1 | and no where in space, art not of such corporeal shape,
61 6, 5-7 | belief from me, "That Thou art" whatsoever Thou wert (what
62 6, 6-9 | converted unto Thee, who art above all, and without whom
63 6, 16-26| alone rest. And behold, Thou art at hand, and deliverest
64 7, 1-2 | petty to the petty. But such art not Thou. But not as yet
65 7, 2-3 | affirm Thee, whatsoever Thou art, that is, Thy Substance
66 7, 2-3 | Thy Substance whereby Thou art, to be incorruptible, then
67 7, 4-6 | be better than Thou, who art the sovereign and the best
68 7, 4-6 | corrupted is not good. Nor art Thou against Thy will constrained
69 7, 5-8 | That there was no such art whereby to foresee things
70 7, 5-8 | overthrow the estimation of that art, he knew not. This man then,
71 7, 5-8 | experiments in this so-called art. He said then that he had
72 7, 6-9 | truly, was spoken not out of art, but chance; and whatever
73 7, 6-9 | out of ignorance in the art, but the failure of the
74 7, 6-10 | the same answer. Not by art, then, but by chance, would
75 7, 7-11 | inferior to Thee; and Thou art my true joy when subjected
76 7, 8-12 | for ever, yet not for ever art Thou angry with us; because
77 7, 10-16| knoweth it. O Truth Who art Eternity! and Love Who art
78 7, 10-16| art Eternity! and Love Who art Truth! and Eternity Who
79 7, 10-16| Truth! and Eternity Who art Love! Thou art my God, to
80 7, 10-16| Eternity Who art Love! Thou art my God, to Thee do I sigh
81 7, 11-17| because they are not what Thou art. For that truly is which
82 7, 11-17| reneweth all things. And Thou art the Lord my God, since Thou
83 7, 13-19| praise Thee; for that Thou art to be praised, do show from
84 7, 15-21| And that Thou, who only art Eternal, didst not begin
85 7, 20-26| infinite; and that Thou truly art Who art the same ever, in
86 7, 20-26| that Thou truly art Who art the same ever, in no part
87 7, 21-27| admonished to behold Thee, who art ever the same, but also
88 7, 21-27| in his members? For, Thou art righteous, O Lord, but we
89 8, 3-6 | through holy charity. For Thou art ever the same; for all things
90 8, 3-8 | Lord my God, whereas Thou art everlastingly joy to Thyself,
91 8, 3-8 | kind? Woe is me! how high art Thou in the highest, and
92 8, 7-18 | was to upbraid me. "Where art thou now, my tongue? Thou
93 9, 2-4 | might see how that Thou art the Lord, arose, and was
94 9, 3-6 | Lord, Whom he drinketh, art mindful of us. So were we
95 9, 4-11 | victory? And Thou surpassingly art the Self-same, Who art not
96 9, 4-11 | surpassingly art the Self-same, Who art not changed; and in Thee
97 9, 4-11 | which are not what Thou art: but Thou, Lord, alone hast
98 9, 10-23| of the Truth, which Thou art, of what sort the eternal
99 9, 12-32| of Thy Ambrose. For Thou art the - "Maker of all, the
100 9, 13-34| examine it. But because Thou art not extreme in enquiring
101 10, 2-2 | myself, Thou shinest out, and art pleasing, and beloved, and
102 10, 4-6 | defends me: and Thou Thyself art all my good; Thou, Almighty,
103 10, 5-7 | yet know I Thee that Thou art in no ways passible; but
104 10, 5-7 | there is hope, because Thou art faithful, Who wilt not suffer
105 10, 6-9 | and said to myself, "Who art thou?" And I answered, "
106 10, 6-10 | I speak, O my soul, thou art my better part: for thou
107 10, 9-16 | is literature, what the art of disputing, how many kinds
108 10, 22-32| whose joy Thou Thyself art. And this is the happy life,
109 10, 23-33| is a joying in Thee, Who art the Truth, O God my light,
110 10, 25-36| Thou there: for as Thou art not a corporeal image, nor
111 10, 25-36| or the like); so neither art Thou the mind itself; because
112 10, 25-36| mind itself; because Thou art the Lord God of the mind;
113 10, 28-39| hide not my wounds; Thou art the Physician, I the sick;
114 10, 30-42| 10.30.42 Art Thou not mighty, God Almighty,
115 10, 30-42| hard for the Almighty, Who art able to do above all that
116 10, 36-58| without pride, because Thou art the only true Lord, who
117 10, 40-65| neither was it Thou, for Thou art the abiding light, which
118 10, 41-66| sight of Thine eyes." Thou art the Truth who presidest
119 10, 42-67| sought to be reconciled, art immortal, and without sin.
120 11, 1-1 | since eternity is Thine, art Thou ignorant of what I
121 11, 1-1 | Thee, my Lord God. For Thou art good, for Thy mercy endureth
122 11, 4-6 | Lord, madest them; who art beautiful, for they are
123 11, 4-6 | they are beautiful; who art good, for they are good;
124 11, 4-6 | for they are good; who art, for they are; yet are they
125 11, 4-6 | they, as Thou their Creator art; compared with Whom, they
126 11, 5-7 | apprehension whereby to take in his art, and see within what he
127 11, 5-7 | what is, but because Thou art? Therefore Thou spokest,
128 11, 12-14| say that Thou, our God, art the Creator of every creature:
129 11, 13-15| never were? Seeing then Thou art the Creator of all times,
130 11, 13-16| shall be past; but Thou art the Same, and Thy years
131 11, 13-16| and before all times Thou art: neither in any time was
132 11, 29-39| mourning. And Thou, O Lord, art my comfort, my Father everlasting,
133 11, 31-41| confess unto Thee. Oh how high art Thou, and yet the humble
134 11, 31-41| not, whose elevation Thou art.~.
135 12, 7-7 | Thou therefore, Lord, Who art not one in one place, and
136 12, 7-7 | a small thing; for Thou art Almighty and Good, to make
137 12, 11-11| my inner ear, that Thou art eternal, Who only hast immortality;
138 12, 11-11| of the will from Thee who art, unto that which in a less
139 12, 11-12| whose happiness Thou only art, and which with a most persevering
140 12, 11-13| which fail not, because Thou art ever the same?); by this
141 12, 11-13| understand how far Thou art, above all times, eternal;
142 12, 26-36| is man, saving that Thou art mindful of him?), I would
143 12, 28-38| it is the same that Thou art, Thou madest all things,
144 12, 29-40| find ought to recall and by art to compose. So then the
145 12, 32-43| 43 Lastly, O Lord, who art God and not flesh and blood,
146 13, 3-4 | better; which Thou alone art, because Thou alone simply
147 13, 3-4 | because Thou alone simply art; unto Thee it being not
148 13, 3-4 | blessedly, seeing Thyself art Thine own Blessedness. ~ ~
149 13, 4-5 | good, which Thou Thyself art, although these things had
150 13, 14-15| too say, O my God, Where art Thou? see, where Thou art!
151 13, 14-15| art Thou? see, where Thou art! in Thee I breathe a little,
152 13, 14-15| my feet in the night, Why art thou sad, O my soul, and
153 13, 15-18| up; seeing Thou Thyself art this to them, and art eternally;
154 13, 15-18| Thyself art this to them, and art eternally; because Thou
155 13, 16-19| For altogether, as Thou art, Thou only knowest; Who
156 13, 16-19| Thou only knowest; Who art unchangeably, and knowest
157 13, 18-22| years of the just; but Thou art the same, and in Thy years
158 13, 20-28| made; but behold, Thyself art unutterably fairer, that
159 13, 21-29| pleasures, Lord, for Thou, Lord, art the life-giving delight
160 13, 25-38| speak truth, seeing Thou art the Truth, and every man
161 13, 29-44| Scripture true, since Thou art true, and being Truth, hast
162 13, 29-44| Thou answerest me, for Thou art my God, and with a strong
163 13, 37-52| Lord, ever workest, and art ever at rest. Nor dost Thou
164 13, 37-52| dost Thou see in time, nor art moved in time, nor restest
165 13, 38-53| Good which needeth no good, art ever at rest, because Thy
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