Book, Chapter
1 1, 13-20| dying among these things, far from Thee, O God my life. ~ ~
2 1, 13-22| tell me, "Not so, not so. Far better was that first study."
3 1, 18-28| limbs, that he might in a far country waste in riotous
4 2, 2-3 | For Thy omnipotency is not far from us, even when we be
5 2, 2-3 | from us, even when we be far from Thee. Else ought I
6 2, 2-4 | Thee. Where was I, and how far was I exiled from the delights
7 2, 3-5 | with all necessaries for a far journey for his studies'
8 2, 3-5 | studies' sake? For many far abler citizens did no such
9 2, 1 | imitate Thee, who remove far from Thee, and lift themselves
10 3, 2-3 | Lord God, who lovest souls far more purely than we, and
11 3, 3-6 | though (Lord, Thou knowest) far quieter and altogether removed
12 3, 4-8 | with that exhortation, so far only, that I was thereby
13 3, 6-10 | out of their mouth, but so far forth as the sound only
14 3, 6-10 | fleshly sight we behold, are far more certain: these things
15 3, 6-10 | chiefest of Thy works. How far then art Thou from those
16 3, 6-10 | those bodies, which are, are far more certain, and more certain
17 3, 6-11 | Thou then to me, and how far from me? Far verily was
18 3, 6-11 | me, and how far from me? Far verily was I straying from
19 3, 7-14 | and holy men obeyed, did far more excellently and sublimely
20 4, 4-8 | unconscious body. But it proved far otherwise: for he was refreshed,
21 4, 5-10 | where, cast away our misery far from Thee? And Thou abidest
22 4, 11-17| perceived collectively. But far better than these is He
23 4, 12-18| He made these, nor is He far off. For He did not make
24 4, 15-22| beasts in the theatre, known far and wide by a vulgar popularity,
25 4, 15-22| a vulgar popularity, but far otherwise, and earnestly,
26 4, 17-30| wandered from Thee into a far country, to spend it upon
27 4, 17-31| Or what hindrance was a far slower wit to Thy little
28 4, 17-31| since they departed not far from Thee, that in the nest
29 5, 2-2 | even to those that remove far from Thee. Let them then
30 5, 3-3 | they could only prevail so far as to make judgment of this
31 5, 7-12 | considered and discussed, he, so far modestly, shrunk from the
32 5, 8-15 | journey, and followed me as far as the sea. But I deceived
33 5, 9-17 | that it should be done. Far be it that Thou shouldest
34 5, 13-23| soundly. But salvation is far from sinners, such as I
35 5, 14-25| between all, I settled so far, that the Manichees were
36 6, 9-14 | unperceived by Alypius, as far as the leaden gratings which
37 6, 9-15 | 6.9.15 But thus far was Alypius to be instructed.
38 6, 12-21| greatness of spirit I was far short; and bound with the
39 6, 14-24| because his ample estate far exceeded any of the rest.
40 7, 2-3 | Thee, and be by them so far corrupted and changed to
41 7, 3-4 | sought it out then, thus far free from anxiety, certain
42 7, 5-8 | of his father, which how far it went to overthrow the
43 7, 10-16| this light, but other, yea, far other from these. Nor was
44 7, 10-16| I perceived myself to be far off from Thee, in the region
45 7, 13-19| sky harmonising with it. Far be it then that I should
46 7, 15-21| and all things are true so far as they nor is there any
47 7, 18-24| Word, the Eternal Truth, far above the higher parts of
48 7, 19-25| Word, which I now knew, as far as I could, nor did I at
49 8, 4-9 | rejoice not in them alone. For far be it, that in Thy tabernacle
50 8, 6-14 | Pontitianus, our countryman so far as being an African, in
51 8, 6-15 | return, for the day was now far spent. But they relating
52 8, 8-19 | disturbed? We sate down as far removed as might be from
53 8, 8-19 | or feet, no, move not so far as I had come from the house
54 8, 9-21 | command entirely. For so far forth it commandeth, as
55 8, 9-21 | as it willeth: and, so far forth is the thing commanded,
56 8, 12-28| weeping; so I retired so far that even his presence could
57 8, 12-30| wherein he did always very far differ from me, for the
58 9, 3-6 | Verecundus, who sorrowed, as far as friendship permitted,
59 9, 7-16 | length breathing in Thee, as far as the breath may enter
60 9, 8-17 | Africa: whitherward being as far as Ostia, my mother departed
61 9, 10-25| and other visions of kind far unlike be withdrawn, and
62 9, 11-28| afraid to leave her body so far from her own city?" she
63 9, 11-28| she replied, "Nothing is far to God; nor was it to be
64 9, 13-34| of that Thy handmaid, a far different kind of tears,
65 10, 6-9 | from earth to heaven, so far as I could send messengers,
66 10, 14-21| when it feels them; but far otherwise, according to
67 10, 16-25| what I myself am not, be far from me. But what is nearer
68 10, 17-26| this side and on that, as far as I can, and there is no
69 10, 22-32| 10.22.32 Far be it, Lord, far be it from
70 10, 22-32| 10.22.32 Far be it, Lord, far be it from the heart of
71 10, 22-32| here confesseth unto Thee, far be it, that, be the joy
72 10, 27-38| with Thee. Things held me far from Thee, which, unless
73 10, 30-41| very like reality. Yea, so far prevails the illusion of
74 10, 31-45| drunkenness. Drunkenness is far from me; Thou wilt have
75 10, 31-45| have mercy, that it may be far from me. For no one can
76 10, 34-53| divers images, and these far exceeding all necessary
77 10, 35-54| wherein its slaves, who go far from Thee, waste and perish,
78 10, 35-56| any consenting thereto is far from me, so may it ever
79 10, 35-56| my end and intention is far different. Thou givest and
80 10, 36-58| us? And Thou knowest how far Thou hast already changed
81 10, 37-60| For I cannot learn how far I am more cleansed from
82 10, 37-62| tongue? This madness put far from me, O Lord, lest mine
83 10, 40-65| this delights me, and as far as I may be freed from necessary
84 10, 42-67| like to man, he should he far from God: or if in both
85 10, 43-69| imagine that Thy Word was far from any union with man,
86 11, 6-8 | and said "It is different, far different. These words are
87 11, 6-8 | different. These words are far beneath me, nor are they,
88 11, 7-9 | and is, which was not, so far forth it dieth and ariseth.
89 11, 19-25| neither can it be taught. Too far is this way of my ken: it
90 11, 27-35| and confidently answer (so far as is presumed on a practised
91 11, 31-41| of Thy mysteries, and how far from it have the consequences
92 11, 31-41| remained unto the end. But far be it that Thou the Creator
93 11, 31-41| Creator of souls and bodies, far be it, that Thou shouldest
94 11, 31-41| things past and to come. Far, far more wonderfully, and
95 11, 31-41| things past and to come. Far, far more wonderfully, and far
96 11, 31-41| far more wonderfully, and far more mysteriously, dost
97 12, 7-7 | Whom are all things, so far forth as they are? But so
98 12, 11-12| city in heavenly places; far above those heavenly places
99 12, 11-13| pilgrimage is made long and far away, by this may she understand,
100 12, 11-13| is able, understand how far Thou art, above all times,
101 12, 11-13| which at no time went into a far country, although it be
102 12, 28-38| their appointed capacity, so far as is given to each thing
103 13, 11-12| themselves. These three be indeed far other than the Trinity:
104 13, 11-12| there prove and feel how far they be. Now the three I
105 13, 17-20| settest them their bounds, how far they may be allowed to pass,
106 13, 18-22| believed: and that the night is far spent, and the day is at
107 13, 24-36| Not so, O Father of piety, far he it from a minister of
108 13, 28-43| members all beautiful, is far more beautiful than the
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