Book, Chapter
1 1, 6-9 | And, lo! my infancy died long since, and I live. But Thou,
2 1, 16-25| stand against thee? how long shalt thou not be dried
3 1, 16-25| thou not be dried up? how long roll the sons of Eve into
4 2, 10-18| to look on it. But Thee I long for, O Righteousness and
5 3, 11-20| woman, to be fulfilled so long after, was, for the consolation
6 3, 11-20| her present anguish, so long before foresignified. For
7 4, 4-8 | abyss of Thy judgments? For long, sore sick of a fever, he
8 4, 8-13 | teach, and sometimes learn; long for the absent with impatience;
9 4, 12-19| is here. He would not be long with us, yet left us not;
10 4, 12-19| Him. O ye sons of men, how long so slow of heart? Even now,
11 5, 3-3 | things of theirs with those long fables of the Manichees,
12 5, 3-4 | light, which shall be, so long before, but see not their
13 5, 5-9 | creation can injure him, so long as he doth not believe any
14 5, 6-11 | then, wherewith I had of so long time expected that man,
15 5, 14-25| determined therefore so long to be a Catechumen in the
16 6, 3-3 | never otherwise; and having long sat silent (for who durst
17 6, 4-5 | more ashamed I was, that so long deluded and deceived by
18 6, 7-12 | For Thou hadst said it long ago, and put it into Thy
19 6, 10-17| groaning, and saying, How long shall these things be? This
20 6, 12-21| love of wisdom, as we had long desired. For himself was
21 7, 2-3 | that was enough which long ago, while we were yet at
22 7, 5-7 | past, and was pleased so long after to make something
23 7, 12-18| they shall no longer be. So long therefore as they are, they
24 7, 13-19| but these, I should indeed long for the better; but still
25 7, 13-19| Thy Name; I did not now long for things better, because
26 8, 2-4 | become a Catechumen, not long after he further gave in
27 8, 3-7 | threatens danger; all who long for his recovery are sick
28 8, 5-12 | little while" went on for a long while; in vain I delighted
29 8, 10-22| Lord my God now, as I had long purposed, it was I who willed,
30 8, 12-28| Thee: and Thou, O Lord, how long? how long, Lord, wilt Thou
31 8, 12-28| Thou, O Lord, how long? how long, Lord, wilt Thou be angry
32 8, 12-28| these sorrowful words: How long, how long, "to-morrow, and
33 8, 12-28| sorrowful words: How long, how long, "to-morrow, and tomorrow?"
34 9, 3-5 | at his country-house so long as we should stay there.
35 9, 3-6 | out of truth. Whom, not long after our conversion and
36 9, 3-6 | rolled by at length; for long and many they seemed, for
37 9, 4-9 | said, O ye sons of men, how long slow of heart? why do ye
38 9, 4-9 | the prophet cries out, How long, slow of heart? why do ye
39 9, 4-9 | Holy One. He cries out, How long? He cries out, Know this:
40 9, 4-9 | out, Know this: and I so long, not knowing, loved vanity,
41 9, 4-10 | could not show It them, so long as they brought me their
42 9, 7-15 | 9.7.15 Not long had the Church of Milan
43 9, 10-23| recruiting from the fatigues of a long journey, for the voyage.
44 10, 5-7 | face to face as yet. So long therefore as I be absent
45 10, 5-7 | I know not of myself, so long know I not it, until my
46 10, 18-27| this it?" "Is that it?" so long said I "No," until that
47 10, 20-29| men of all other tongues, long for so earnestly. Known
48 10, 21-31| remember, and love, and long for it? Nor is it I alone,
49 10, 28-39| to endure. In adversity I long for prosperity, in prosperity
50 10, 34-51| sought for, and if absent long, saddeneth the mind. ~ ~
51 10, 35-55| other senses, which it were long to go through. From this
52 11, 2-2 | are precious with me; and long have I burned to meditate
53 11, 11-13| be compared; and that a long time cannot become long,
54 11, 11-13| long time cannot become long, but out of many motions
55 11, 15-18| 15.18 And yet we say, "a long time" and "a short time";
56 11, 15-18| time past or to come. A long time past (for example)
57 11, 15-18| hundred years since; and a long time to come, an hundred
58 11, 15-18| But in what sense is that long or short, which is not?
59 11, 15-18| us not then say, "it is long"; but of the past, "it hath
60 11, 15-18| the past, "it hath been long"; and of the future, "it
61 11, 15-18| the future, "it will be long." O my Lord, my Light, shall
62 11, 15-18| that past time which was long, was it long when it was
63 11, 15-18| time which was long, was it long when it was now past, or
64 11, 15-18| present? For then might it be long, when there was, what could
65 11, 15-18| there was, what could be long; but when past, it was no
66 11, 15-18| wherefore neither could that be long, which was not at all. Let
67 11, 15-18| say, "time past hath been long": for we shall not find,
68 11, 15-18| not find, what hath been long, seeing that since it was
69 11, 15-18| that present time was long"; because, when it was present,
70 11, 15-18| when it was present, it was long. For it had not yet passed
71 11, 15-18| there was, what could be long; but after it was past,
72 11, 15-18| that ceased also to be long, which ceased to be. ~ ~
73 11, 15-19| whether present time can be long: for to thee it is given
74 11, 15-19| hundred years, when present, a long time? See first, whether
75 11, 15-20| we found could be called long, is abridged to the length
76 11, 15-20| time, which we may call long? Is it to come? Of it we
77 11, 15-20| it we do not say, "it is long"; because it is not yet,
78 11, 15-20| is not yet, so as to be long; but we say, "it will be
79 11, 15-20| but we say, "it will be long." When therefore will it
80 11, 15-20| to come, it shall not be long (because what can be long,
81 11, 15-20| long (because what can be long, as yet is not), and so
82 11, 15-20| and so it shall then be long, when from future which
83 11, 15-20| should exist what may be long; then does time present
84 11, 15-20| above, that it cannot be long. ~ ~
85 11, 22-28| and times, and times, "How long time is it since he said
86 11, 22-28| since he said this"; "how long time since he did this";
87 11, 22-28| since he did this"; and "how long time since I saw that";
88 11, 23-29| syllables short, others long, but because those sounded
89 11, 23-30| this motion is twice as long as that. For I ask, Seeing "
90 11, 24-31| I by time measure, how long it moveth, from the time
91 11, 24-31| cease to see. And if I look long, I can only pronounce it
92 11, 24-31| only pronounce it to be a long time, but not how long;
93 11, 24-31| a long time, but not how long; because when we say "how
94 11, 24-31| because when we say "how long," we do it by comparison;
95 11, 24-31| comparison; as, "this is as long as that," or "twice so long
96 11, 24-31| long as that," or "twice so long as that," or the like. But
97 11, 24-31| by which we measure how long it is, another; who sees
98 11, 24-31| still twice or thrice so long as it moved"; or any other
99 11, 25-32| in time, and that having long spoken of time, that very "
100 11, 25-32| spoken of time, that very "long" is not long, but by the
101 11, 25-32| that very "long" is not long, but by the pause of time.
102 11, 26-33| the motion of a body how long it were, and in how long
103 11, 26-33| long it were, and in how long space it could come from
104 11, 26-33| to measure the space of a long syllable, and to say that
105 11, 26-33| syllables, and the spaces of long, by the space of short syllables;
106 11, 26-33| by, and we say "it is a long stanza, because composed
107 11, 26-33| composed of so many verses; long verses, because consisting
108 11, 26-33| consisting of so many feet; long feet, because prolonged
109 11, 26-33| by so many syllables; a long syllable because double
110 11, 27-34| that it may be said how long, or short it is; nor can
111 11, 27-35| alternates between short and long syllables. The four short
112 11, 27-35| in respect of the four long, the second, fourth, sixth,
113 11, 27-35| sense then, I measure a long syllable by a short, and
114 11, 27-35| former be short, the latter long, how shall I detain the
115 11, 27-35| shall I apply it to the long, that I may find this to
116 11, 27-35| twice so much; seeing the long does not begin to sound,
117 11, 27-35| sounding? And that very long one do I measure as present,
118 11, 27-35| which I measure? where the long which I measure? Both have
119 11, 27-36| this silence hath held as long time as did that voice?
120 11, 27-36| had settled in thought how long it should be, he hath in
121 11, 28-37| then future time, that is long, for as yet it is not: but
122 11, 28-37| as yet it is not: but a long future, is "a long expectation
123 11, 28-37| but a long future, is "a long expectation of the future,"
124 11, 28-37| which now is not, that is long; but a long past, is "a
125 11, 28-37| not, that is long; but a long past, is "a long memory
126 11, 28-37| but a long past, is "a long memory of the past." ~ ~
127 12, 11-13| whose pilgrimage is made long and far away, by this may
128 12, 26-36| dispensed, which for so long after were to profit all
129 13, 26-39| had now dried up, with a long weariness, and withered
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