Book, Chapter

  1     1, 2-2  |       within me, whither my God can come into me? whither can God
  2     1, 2-2  |            into me? whither can God come into me, God who made heaven
  3     1, 2-2  |           that thence my God should come into me, who hath said,
  4     1, 6-10 |         neither in Thee doth to-day come to a close; yet in Thee
  5     1, 6-10 |          close; yet in Thee doth it come to a close; because all
  6     2, 3-8  |         those hopes of the world to come, which my mother reposed
  7     2, 8-16 |      corners? What is it which hath come into my mind to enquire,
  8     3, 7-14 |          were foretelling things to come, as God was revealing in
  9     3, 9-17 |            or to foreshow things to come. ~ ~
 10     4, 3-4  |            more, lest a worse thing come unto thee. All which wholesome
 11     4, 11-17|           fly away, that others may come, and thou hear the whole.
 12     5, 3-3  |            mine age. There had then come to Carthage a certain Bishop
 13     5, 10-20|            as I conceived it, could come from Thee. Yea, and our
 14     6, 1-1  |            God of my heart; and had come into the depths of the sea,
 15     6, 1-1  |            truth. My mother had now come to me, resolute through
 16     6, 3-3  |          rest. Ofttimes when we had come (for no man was forbidden
 17     6, 7-11 |       matter, he began to greet me, come sometimes into my lecture
 18     6, 8-13 |             he said. When they were come thither, and had taken their
 19     6, 10-17|          was not to follow him, had come to Milan, for no other reason
 20     6, 11-18|           Faustus the Manichee will come, and clear every thing!
 21     6, 12-22|   commiserating us miserable, didst come to our help, by wondrous
 22     6, 16-26|              and of Thy judgment to come; which amid all my changes,
 23     7, 5-8  |        whereby to foresee things to come, but that men's conjectures
 24     7, 5-8  |       things which they said should come to pass, some actually did,
 25     7, 6-10 |        twins, who for the most part come out of the womb so near
 26     7, 9-14 |           and are heavy laden might come unto Him, and He refresh
 27     7, 9-15 |        Thine inheritance. And I had come to Thee from among the Gentiles;
 28     7, 15-21|          shall pass, neither go nor come, but through Thee, working
 29     7, 21-27|           one there hears Him call, Come unto Me, all ye that labour.
 30     8, 2-4  |          hast bowed the heavens and come down, touched the mountains
 31     8, 2-5  |         conclude, when the hour was come for making profession of
 32     8, 5-11 |           against me, because I had come willingly, whither I willed
 33     8, 7-18 |         course. And now was the day come wherein I was to be laid
 34     8, 8-19 |            move not so far as I had come from the house to that place
 35     8, 11-27|             honestly alluring me to come and doubt not; and stretching
 36     8, 12-29|             treasure in heaven, and come and follow me: and by such
 37     9, 4-7  |               9.4.7 Now was the day come wherein I was in deed to
 38     9, 4-10 |            might not sin in time to come! Yea, to be justly angry;
 39     9, 4-12 |            teeth; which when it had come to such height that I could
 40     9, 6-14 |           Thence, when the time was come wherein I was to give in
 41     9, 8-17 |       mother know what a one should come from them. And the sceptre
 42     9, 8-17 |            your power; but when you come to be married, and be made
 43     9, 12-31|        natural condition must needs come to pass, with a new grief
 44    10, 8-12 |         unto Him Who made me. And I come to the fields and spacious
 45    10, 8-12 |         things which the sense hath come to; and whatever else hath
 46    10, 8-12 |          secret place. Other things come up readily, in unbroken
 47    10, 8-12 |         hidden from sight, ready to come when I will. All which takes
 48    10, 11-18|            said to have learned and come to know which were I for
 49    10, 14-21|         forget, we say, "It did not come to my mind," and, "It slipped
 50    10, 31-43|            medicine of nourishments come to our aid. Which since
 51    10, 31-45|            wilt have mercy, that it come not near me. But full feeding
 52    10, 34-53|           into their cunning hands, come from that Beauty, which
 53    10, 40-65|           not belong to the life to come. But through my miserable
 54    10, 43-68|             faith in His Passion to come, as we through faith of
 55    11, 11-13|       motions of things past and to come, and is still unstable.
 56    11, 11-13|             is driven on by time to come, and all to come followeth
 57    11, 11-13|            time to come, and all to come followeth upon the past;
 58    11, 11-13|           past; and all past and to come, is created, and flows out
 59    11, 11-13| still-standing, neither past nor to come, uttereth the times past
 60    11, 11-13|      uttereth the times past and to come? Can my hand do this, or
 61    11, 13-16|           are future, and when they come, they shall be past; but
 62    11, 13-16|         fail not. Thy years neither come nor go; whereas ours both
 63    11, 13-16|           nor go; whereas ours both come and go, that they all may
 64    11, 13-16|           and go, that they all may come. Thy years stand together,
 65    11, 14-17|      nothing were coming, a time to come were not; and if nothing
 66    11, 14-17|             times then, past and to come, how are they, seeing the
 67    11, 14-17|             now is not, and that to come is not yet? But the present,
 68    11, 15-18|             only of time past or to come. A long time past (for example)
 69    11, 15-18|           since; and a long time to come, an hundred years hence.
 70    11, 15-18|          since; and a short time to come, often days hence. But in
 71    11, 15-19|        other ninety and nine are to come, and therefore are not yet,
 72    11, 15-19|        another present, the rest to come. And so if we assume any
 73    11, 15-19|          are past; all after it, to come; wherefore an hundred years
 74    11, 15-19|          its first, the rest are to come; if the second, the first
 75    11, 15-19|       present; the rest past, or to come. Although neither is that
 76    11, 15-19|             only; the rest being to come, if it be the first; past,
 77    11, 15-19|       middle, then amid past and to come. ~ ~
 78    11, 15-20|          the first hath the rest to come; the last hath them past;
 79    11, 15-20|            past, those behind it to come. Yea, that one hour passeth
 80    11, 15-20|         whatsoever remaineth, is to come. If an instant of time be
 81    11, 15-20|             may call long? Is it to come? Of it we do not say, "it
 82    11, 15-20|             then, when it is yet to come, it shall not be long (because
 83    11, 17-22|           becometh present, doth it come out of some secret place;
 84    11, 17-22|              who foretold things to come, see them, if as yet they
 85    11, 17-22|             Things then past and to come, are." ~ ~
 86    11, 18-23|            For if times past and to come be, I would know where they
 87    11, 18-23|            of foretelling things to come also; that of things which
 88    11, 18-23|           not yet, because it is to come. Which, when we have set
 89    11, 18-24|        fore-perceiving of things to come be; that only can be seen,
 90    11, 18-24|        present. When then things to come are said to be seen, it
 91    11, 18-24|              what I foresignify, to come; not the sun, which already
 92    11, 19-25|          Thou teach souls things to come? For Thou didst teach Thy
 93    11, 19-25|         Thou, to whom nothing is to come, teach things to come; or
 94    11, 19-25|            to come, teach things to come; or rather of the future,
 95    11, 20-26|              that neither things to come nor past are. Nor is it
 96    11, 20-26|        times, past, present, and to come": yet perchance it might
 97    11, 20-26|        times, past, present, and to come": in our incorrect way.
 98    11, 21-27|              and things past and to come, are not." But time present
 99    11, 26-33|             how long space it could come from this place to that,
100    11, 26-33|           yet I measure not time to come, for it is not yet; nor
101    11, 27-34|        Before it sounded, it was to come, and could not be measured,
102    11, 27-34|            measure neither times to come, nor past, nor present,
103    11, 28-37|             denieth, that things to come are not as yet? and yet,
104    11, 28-37|            expectation of things to come. And who denies past things
105    11, 29-39|            Thy delights, neither to come, nor to pass away. But now
106    11, 31-41|         know all things past and to come, as I know one well-known
107    11, 31-41|            nothing past, nothing to come in after-ages, is any more
108    11, 31-41|         know all things past and to come. Far, far more wonderfully,
109    11, 31-41|         expectation of the words to come, and the remembering of
110    12, 9-9  |        order is, there does nothing come, or go; and where this is
111    12, 15-18|            expectation of things to come becomes sight, when they
112    12, 15-18|        becomes sight, when they are come, and this same sight becomes
113    12, 26-36|         then been Moses (for we all come from the same lump, and
114    12, 28-38|          that all times past and to come, are surpassed by Thy eternal
115    12, 32-43|       reveal to readers in times to come, though he through whom
116    13, 7-8  |         borne above the waters; and come to that supereminent repose,
117    13, 13-14|             and saith, When shall I come? desiring to be clothed
118    13, 18-23|             stars, inasmuch as they come short of that brightness
119    13, 19-24|             tree bearing fruit; and come, let us reason together,
120    13, 23-33|             of them shall hereafter come into the sweetness of Thy
121    13, 24-37|         agree unto all things, that come of seed. But if we treat
122    13, 34-49|            to themselves in time to come, be given by the same faithful.