Book, Chapter
1 1, 7-12 | infants that I have passed, true though the guess be, I am
2 1, 13-22| School is a vail drawn! true; yet is this not so much
3 1, 13-22| question them whether it be true that Aeneas came on a time
4 1, 17-27| What is it to me, O my true life, my God, that my declamation
5 1, 18-28| darkened affections, is the true distance from Thy face. ~ ~
6 2, 3-5 | O God, who art the only true and good Lord of Thy field,
7 2, 6-12 | the sovereign good and my true good. Fair were those pears,
8 3, 4-8 | so learned, polished, or true, took not entire hold of
9 3, 6-10 | bodies, than which these true bodies, celestial or terrestrial,
10 3, 6-11 | and poems I can turn to true food, and "Medea flying,"
11 3, 7-13 | 3.7.13 Nor knew I that true inward righteousness which
12 3, 8-16 | Life, who art the only and true Creator and Governor of
13 3, 10-18| particles of the most high and true God had remained bound in
14 4, 3-4 | however, Christian and true piety consistently rejects
15 4, 3-5 | demanded, how then could many true things be foretold by it,
16 4, 4-7 | afterwards, nor even then, as true friendship is; for true
17 4, 4-7 | true friendship is; for true it cannot be, unless in
18 4, 4-7 | kindred studies: for, from the true faith (which he as a youth
19 4, 5-10 | hope Thou hearest? This is true of prayer, for therein is
20 4, 12-19| 4.12.19 "But our true Life came down hither, and
21 4, 16-25| received, for Thou art the true light that lighteth every
22 4, 17-30| came all, that therein was true or certain. For I had my
23 5, 1-1 | there is refreshment and true strength. ~ ~
24 5, 6-10 | better said; nor therefore true, because eloquent; nor the
25 5, 6-10 | inharmonious; nor, again, therefore true, because rudely delivered;
26 5, 9-16 | I believed Him to be? So true, then, was the death of
27 5, 9-16 | seemed to me false; and how true the death of His body, so
28 5, 12-22| was not exposed in Africa. True, those "subvertings" by
29 6, 4-6 | as yet, whether it were true. For I kept my heart from
30 6, 5-7 | by the Spirit of the one true and most true God?" For
31 6, 5-7 | of the one true and most true God?" For this very thing
32 6, 6-9 | For he verily had not the true joy; but yet I with those
33 6, 6-9 | was seeking one much less true. And certainly he was joyous,
34 6, 6-10 | For even as his was no true joy, so was that no true
35 6, 6-10 | true joy, so was that no true glory: and it overthrew
36 6, 7-12 | continency which he supposed true and unfeigned. Whereas it
37 6, 8-13 | throng he came unto, yea, a true associate of theirs that
38 6, 10-16| will commit to your trust true riches? And if ye have not
39 6, 10-17| an ardent searcher after true life, and a most acute examiner
40 6, 11-18| ye Academicians, it is true then, that no certainty
41 7, 1-1 | Thee the sovereign, only, true God; and I did in my inmost
42 7, 3-4 | persuaded that Thou our Lord the true God, who madest not only
43 7, 5-7 | He alone be, the whole, true, sovereign, and infinite
44 7, 6-10 | truly. Yet they cannot be true: for looking into the same
45 7, 7-11 | to Thee; and Thou art my true joy when subjected to Thee,
46 7, 7-11 | below me. And this was the true temperament, and middle
47 7, 9-13 | God, being God, is that true light that lighteth every
48 7, 15-21| Truth; and all things are true so far as they nor is there
49 7, 17-23| found the unchangeable and true Eternity of Truth above
50 8, 2-5 | hear him. He pronounced the true faith with an excellent
51 8, 5-12 | that what Thou saidst was true, I, convicted by the truth,
52 8, 6-14 | our own, wrought in the true Faith and Church Catholic.
53 8, 10-22| back farther from Thee, the true Light that enlightened every
54 8, 10-23| man, and it will not be true, which they say, that there
55 8, 10-24| the other bad. For Thou, O true God, dost disprove, check,
56 9, 1-1 | them forth from me, Thou true and highest sweetness. Thou
57 9, 4-9 | cried unto Thee; for by a true death in the flesh did He
58 9, 12-32| bed, I remembered those true verses of Thy Ambrose. For
59 9, 13-35| justice, since Thy words are true, and Thou hast promised
60 10, 3-3 | of myself, whether I say true; seeing no man knows what
61 10, 10-17| and approving them for true, I commended them to it,
62 10, 10-17| and said, "So is it, it is true," unless that they were
63 10, 17-26| shall I do then, O Thou my true life, my God? I will pass
64 10, 22-32| pursue some other and not the true joy. Yet is not their will
65 10, 23-34| by Whom all things are true. ~ ~
66 10, 30-41| that which when waking, the true cannot. Am I not then myself,
67 10, 35-56| in me an idle interest? True, the theatres do not now
68 10, 36-58| because Thou art the only true Lord, who hast no lord;
69 10, 36-59| men, the adversary of our true blessedness layeth hard
70 10, 43-68| 10.43.68 But the true Mediator, Whom in Thy secret
71 11, 7-9 | time and change; and not a true eternity nor true immortality.
72 11, 7-9 | not a true eternity nor true immortality. This I know,
73 11, 10-12| how then would that be a true eternity, where there ariseth
74 12, 6-6 | more beautiful forms; and true reason did persuade me,
75 12, 15-19| a love cleaving unto the true and truly eternal God, that
76 12, 15-19| but reposeth in the most true contemplation of Him only?"
77 12, 16-23| grant all these things to be true, which Thy Truth whispers
78 12, 16-23| because the One Sovereign and true Good. Nor will I be turned
79 12, 17-24| Though these things be true, yet did not Moses intend
80 12, 18-27| words which yet are all true, -what, I say, doth it prejudice
81 12, 18-27| minds, dost show him to be true, although he whom he reads,
82 12, 19-28| 12.19.28 For true it is, O Lord, that Thou
83 12, 19-28| heaven and earth; and it is true too, that the Beginning
84 12, 19-28| Which Thou createst all: and true again, that this visible
85 12, 19-28| and created natures. And true too, that whatsoever is
86 12, 19-28| changed, or turned. It is true, that that is subject to
87 12, 19-28| never to be changed. It is true, that that formlessness
88 12, 19-28| alteration of times. It is true, that that whereof a thing
89 12, 19-28| heaven and earth. It is true, that of things having form,
90 12, 19-28| earth and the deep. It is true, that not only every created
91 12, 19-28| Whom are all things. It is true, that whatsoever is formed
92 12, 23-32| thing is in words related by true reporters; one, concerning
93 12, 23-32| of the creature, what is true; another way, what Moses,
94 12, 24-33| confidence as he would, "this is true," whether Moses thought
95 12, 25-34| each of us say, may both be true, O my God, life of the poor,
96 12, 25-34| would equally love another true opinion, as I love what
97 12, 25-34| they say, when they say true: not because it is theirs,
98 12, 25-34| theirs, but because it is true; and on that very ground
99 12, 25-34| not theirs because it is true. But if they therefore love
100 12, 25-34| therefore love it, because it is true, then is it both theirs,
101 12, 25-35| If we both see that to be true that Thou sayest, and both
102 12, 25-35| and both see that to be true that I say, where, I pray
103 12, 25-35| in such abundance of most true meanings, as may be extracted
104 12, 26-36| thereto, might find what true opinion soever they had
105 12, 30-41| In this diversity of the true opinions, let Truth herself
106 12, 30-41| know that those senses are true, those carnal ones excepted,
107 12, 31-42| rather as both, if both be true?" And if there be a third,
108 12, 31-42| should see therein things true but divers? For I certainly (
109 12, 32-43| spoken, perhaps among many true meanings, thought on some
110 12, 32-43| that same, or any other true one which Thou pleasest;
111 12, 32-43| and to choose some one true, certain, and good sense
112 13, 24-36| suggests to me. For it is true, nor do I see what should
113 13, 24-36| but by various kinds of true senses? Thus do man's offspring
114 13, 27-42| will then speak what is true in Thy sight, O Lord, that
115 13, 29-44| is not this Thy Scripture true, since Thou art true, and
116 13, 29-44| Scripture true, since Thou art true, and being Truth, hast set
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