Book, Chapter
1 1, 5-5 | lest I die - only let me see Thy face. ~ ~
2 1, 6-8 | and I believed it; for we see the like in other infants,
3 1, 7-11 | little infant, in whom I see what of myself I remember
4 1, 7-12 | thus with senses (as we see) the frame Thou gavest,
5 1, 19-30| love of play, eagerness to see vain shows and restlessness
6 3, 3-5 | Scriptures, that I might see what they were. But behold,
7 3, 3-5 | they were. But behold, I see a thing not understood by
8 3, 6-10 | neither those bodies which we see, though in heaven; nor those
9 3, 6-10 | heaven; nor those which we see not there; for Thou hast
10 3, 7-12 | to be; which how should I see, the sight of whose eyes
11 3, 7-13 | righteousness: whereas they see, in one man, and one day,
12 3, 7-13 | or family, they easily see what is fitting for each
13 3, 12-21| many tears, that he would see me and discourse with me;
14 4, 6-11 | heart, O my God, behold and see into me; for well I remember
15 4, 7-12 | where they were not wont to see him. And thus from Thagaste,
16 4, 12-18| are of Him, and in Him. See there He is, where truth
17 4, 15-23| feelings of the relators. See where the impotent soul
18 4, 16-24| spiritual things, let me not see the truth. Yet the force
19 4, 16-24| magnitudes. And not being able to see these in the mind, I thought
20 4, 16-24| mind, I thought I could not see my mind. And whereas in
21 5, 2-2 | fled, that they might not see Thee seeing them, and, blinded,
22 5, 3-4 | be, so long before, but see not their own, which is.
23 5, 5-9 | holding his opinion; nor do I see that any ignorance as to
24 5, 6-11 | before my face, that I might see and hate them. ~ ~
25 5, 9-17 | 5.9.17 I see not then how she should
26 5, 14-24| did I not therefore then see that the Catholic way was
27 5, 14-25| earnestly bent my mind, to see if in any way I could by
28 6, 1-1 | departed this life, she should see me a Catholic believer."
29 6, 11-19| to return again to them. See, it is no great matter now
30 6, 16-26| the eye of flesh cannot see, and is seen by the inner
31 7, 1-2 | then range: nor yet did I see that this same notion of
32 7, 5-7 | creation, whatsoever we can see therein (as sea, earth,
33 7, 5-7 | whatever in it we do not see, as the firmament of heaven,
34 7, 5-7 | created them good; and see how He environeth and fulfils
35 7, 6-9 | to tell him too truly) to see in them a lineage the most
36 7, 10-16| liftedst me up, that I might see there was what I might see,
37 7, 10-16| see there was what I might see, and that I was not yet
38 7, 10-16| I was not yet such as to see. And Thou didst beat back
39 7, 13-19| should not be": for should I see nought but these, I should
40 7, 21-27| and that he who cannot see afar off, may yet walk on
41 7, 21-27| mountain's shaggy top to see the land of peace, and to
42 8, 2-4 | among Christians, unless I see you in the Church of Christ."
43 8, 6-14 | why), to, there came to see me and Alypius, one Pontitianus,
44 8, 7-16 | before my face, that I might see how foul I was, how crooked
45 8, 12-30| thus showed me. He asked to see what I had read: I showed
46 9, 2-4 | for leisure, that I might see how that Thou art the Lord,
47 9, 4-10 | Thee. Oh that they could see the eternal Internal, which
48 9, 10-26| this life, that I might see thee a Catholic Christian
49 9, 10-26| abundantly, that I should now see thee withal, despising earthly
50 10, 5-7 | myself. And truly, now we see through a glass darkly,
51 10, 6-10 | Animals small and great see it, but they cannot ask
52 10, 7-11 | hear, and the ear not to see; but the eye, that through
53 10, 7-11 | that through it I should see, and the ear, that through
54 10, 8-15 | these things, I did not see them with mine eyes, yet
55 10, 14-21| kept in memory, we say, "See that you keep it in mind";
56 10, 17-26| What sayest Thou to me? See, I am mounting up through
57 10, 19-28| missed? For instance, if we see or think of some one known
58 10, 21-30| I ever with bodily sense see, hear, smell, taste, or
59 10, 24-35| 10.24.35 See what a space I have gone
60 10, 33-50| had rather not hear music. See now my state; weep with
61 10, 33-50| God, hearken; behold, and see, and have mercy and heal
62 10, 34-52| one, and all are one, who see and love it. But that corporeal
63 10, 34-53| And I, though I speak and see this, entangle my steps
64 10, 35-54| lust of the eyes. For, to see, belongeth properly to the
65 10, 35-54| And yet we say not only, see how it shineth, which the
66 10, 35-54| can perceive; but also, see how it soundeth, see how
67 10, 35-54| also, see how it soundeth, see how it smelleth, see how
68 10, 35-54| soundeth, see how it smelleth, see how it tasteth, see how
69 10, 35-54| smelleth, see how it tasteth, see how hard it is. And so the
70 10, 35-55| what pleasure hath it, to see in a mangled carcase what
71 10, 35-55| sleep they are afraid to see it. As if when awake, any
72 10, 35-55| any one forced them to see it, or any report of its
73 10, 35-57| not now to the circus to see a dog coursing a hare; but
74 10, 35-57| unless Thou, having made me see my infirmity didst speedily
75 10, 37-60| flesh and idle curiosity, I see how much I have attained
76 10, 37-61| truth be blamed by all, I see which I should choose. Yet
77 10, 37-62| Behold, in Thee, O Truth, I see that I ought not to be moved
78 10, 43-70| Him that died for them. See, Lord, I cast my care upon
79 11, 1-1 | say to Thee? or dost Thou see in time, what passeth in
80 11, 1-1 | heart, and peace-makers. See, I have told Thee many things,
81 11, 2-3 | also Light of those that see, and Strength of the strong;
82 11, 2-4 | Behold, Father, behold, and see and approve; and be it pleasing
83 11, 5-7 | to take in his art, and see within what he doth without;
84 11, 8-10 | beseech Thee, O Lord my God? I see it in a way; but how to
85 11, 11-13| which are never fixed, and see that it cannot be compared;
86 11, 11-13| it may stand still, and see how eternity ever still-standing,
87 11, 12-14| 11.12.14 See, I answer him that asketh, "
88 11, 15-19| 11.15.19 Let us see then, thou soul of man,
89 11, 15-19| when present, a long time? See first, whether an hundred
90 11, 15-19| years cannot be present. But see at least whether that one
91 11, 15-20| 11.15.20 See how the present time, which
92 11, 17-22| foretold things to come, see them, if as yet they be
93 11, 18-24| present to those who now see that, from which the future,
94 11, 20-26| but otherwhere do I not see them; present of things
95 11, 20-26| be permitted to speak, I see three times, and I confess
96 11, 20-26| in our incorrect way. See, I object not, nor gainsay,
97 11, 23-29| longer? God, grant to men to see in a small thing notices
98 11, 24-31| left off? And if I did not see whence it began; and it
99 11, 24-31| continue to move so that I see not when it ends, I cannot
100 11, 24-31| began, until I cease to see. And if I look long, I can
101 11, 30-40| no have made?" Let them see therefore, that time cannot
102 12, 2-2 | earth; this heaven which I see, and this earth that I tread
103 12, 2-2 | is that heaven which we see not, to which all this which
104 12, 2-2 | which all this which we see is earth? For this corporeal
105 12, 8-8 | was not such as we now see and feel. For it was invisible,
106 12, 11-12| heavenly places that we see. ~ ~
107 12, 20-29| eye Thou hast enabled to see such things, and who unshakenly
108 12, 20-29| and formed, we at this day see in the bulk of this world."
109 12, 22-31| that name of earth, when we see the waters so beautiful?
110 12, 23-32| sorts of disagreements I see may arise, when a thing
111 12, 24-33| and earth? No. Because I see not in his mind, that he
112 12, 24-33| wrote these things, as I do see it in Thy truth to be certain.
113 12, 25-35| return unto Him: "If we both see that to be true that Thou
114 12, 25-35| that Thou sayest, and both see that to be true that I say,
115 12, 25-35| where, I pray Thee, do we see it? Neither I in thee, nor
116 12, 25-35| neighbour which we cannot so see, as the unchangeable Truth
117 12, 25-35| meant"; neither so should we see it, but should believe it.
118 12, 28-38| deep shady fruit-bowers, see the fruits concealed therein,
119 12, 28-38| hearing these words, they see that all times past and
120 12, 28-38| Universe. These things they see, and rejoice, in the little
121 12, 30-41| And all we who, I confess, see and express the truth delivered
122 12, 31-42| senses of many, who should see therein things true but
123 12, 32-43| flesh and blood, if man did see less, could any thing be
124 13, 4-5 | life, and in His light to see light, and to be perfected,
125 13, 11-12| him look into himself, and see, and tell me. But when he
126 13, 13-14| will that be, when we shall see Him as He is, and those
127 13, 14-15| my God, Where art Thou? see, where Thou art! in Thee
128 13, 14-15| Thy presence, and shall see the health of my countenance,
129 13, 15-18| be like Him, for we shall see Him as He is. As He is,
130 13, 16-19| as in Thy light we shall see light. ~ ~
131 13, 18-22| sprung out of the earth, see it is good: and let our
132 13, 23-34| the flesh, which cannot see thoughts; So that there
133 13, 24-36| For it is true, nor do I see what should hinder me from
134 13, 26-39| his own belly, I plainly see why he rejoiced; I see it,
135 13, 26-39| plainly see why he rejoiced; I see it, and I rejoice with him.
136 13, 28-43| was very good. Yea we also see the same, and behold, all
137 13, 29-44| So the things which ye see through My Spirit, I see;
138 13, 29-44| see through My Spirit, I see; like as what ye speak by
139 13, 29-44| I speak. And so when ye see those things in time, I
140 13, 29-44| those things in time, I see them not in time; as when
141 13, 30-45| who say thus, because they see not Thy works by Thy Spirit,
142 13, 31-46| But they who by Thy Spirit see these things, Thou seest
143 13, 31-46| them. Therefore when they see that these things are good,
144 13, 31-46| rightly said to those that see through the Spirit of God, '
145 13, 31-46| God, 'It is not ye that see'; so whatsoever through
146 13, 31-46| through the Spirit of God they see to be good, it is not they,
147 13, 31-46| which is good, a man should see that it is good (as Thy
148 13, 31-46| good, God should in him see that it is good, so, namely,
149 13, 31-46| given unto us: by Whom we see that whatsoever in any degree
150 13, 32-47| creation, doth consist, we see light made, and divided
151 13, 32-47| divided from the darkness. We see the firmament of heaven,
152 13, 34-49| same faithful. All these we see, and they are very good,
153 13, 34-49| Spirit, by which we might see them, and in them love Thee. ~ ~
154 13, 37-52| ever at rest. Nor dost Thou see in time, nor art moved in
155 13, 38-53| 13.38.53 We therefore see these things which Thou
156 13, 38-53| Thou seest them. And we see without, that they are,
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