Book, Chapter

 1     3, 8-16 |     commit against themselves, seeing also when they sin against
 2     3, 9-17 |   doubts but it is to be done, seeing that society of men is just
 3     4, 1-1  |        sort of man is any man, seeing he is but a man? Let now
 4     4, 16-25|      may be partaker of truth, seeing itself is not that nature
 5     4, 17-29|       did all this further me, seeing it even hindered me? when,
 6     4, 17-29|     fair in that it is a body, seeing that, though it were less
 7     4, 17-31|        from human instruction; seeing I erred so foully, and with
 8     5, 1-1  |        takes place within him; seeing a closed heart closes not
 9     5, 2-2  |        they might not see Thee seeing them, and, blinded, might
10     5, 5-8  |   would become evident enough, seeing he delivered things which
11     5, 7-13 |       of their other teachers, seeing that in divers things which
12     6, 6-9  |  because more learned than he, seeing I had no joy therein, but
13     6, 12-22|   bondage whereat he wondered, seeing he was willing to make a
14     7, 3-5  |      this plant of bitterness, seeing I was wholly formed by my
15     7, 3-5  |     whereby he became a devil, seeing the whole nature of angels
16     7, 4-6  |    should not be corruptible," seeing if it were so, it should
17     7, 5-7  |       fear. Whence is it then? seeing God, the Good, hath created
18     7, 5-7  |      evil should remain in it, seeing He is All-mighty? Lastly,
19     7, 9-15 |     people to take from Egypt, seeing Thine it was, wheresoever
20     7, 17-23|       it was that I so judged, seeing I did so judge, I had found
21     7, 18-24|        consent to become weak, seeing before their feet the Divinity
22     8, 4-9  |      noble before the ignoble; seeing rather Thou hast chosen
23     9, 3-5  |      resurrection of the just, seeing Thou hast already given
24     9, 3-6  |    therewith, as to forget me; seeing Thou, Lord, Whom he drinketh,
25     9, 10-24|      in her, but only "to be," seeing she is eternal. For to "
26    10, 3-3  |    myself, whether I say true; seeing no man knows what is in
27    10, 6-10 |     one man only sees, another seeing asks, so as to appear one
28    10, 7-11 |  understanding might find Him; seeing it is the same power, whereby
29    10, 8-15 |       abroad. Yet did not I by seeing draw them into myself, when
30    10, 12-19|        bodily sense impressed; seeing they have neither colour,
31    10, 14-21|      not so wonderful. But now seeing this very memory itself
32    10, 16-25|       could I say this either, seeing that when the image of any
33    10, 16-25|       its image in the memory, seeing that forgetfulness by its
34    10, 20-29|        do I seek a happy life, seeing I have it not, until I can
35    10, 35-54|    eyes, because the office of seeing, wherein the eyes hold the
36    11, 1-1  |        and be blessed in Thee; seeing Thou hast called us, to
37    11, 5-7  |     nor in the air, or waters, seeing these also belong to the
38    11, 10-12|       but before the creature; seeing nothing could be created,
39    11, 13-15|        by, if they never were? Seeing then Thou art the Creator
40    11, 13-16|      is not daily, but To-day, seeing Thy To-day gives not place
41    11, 14-17|     and to come, how are they, seeing the past now is not, and
42    11, 15-18|     find, what hath been long, seeing that since it was past,
43    11, 21-27|     present how do we measure, seeing it hath no space? It is
44    11, 23-30|       long as that. For I ask, Seeing "day" denotes not the stay
45    11, 23-30|    nights not reckoned apart;- seeing then a day is completed
46    11, 24-31|       unto that, was finished. Seeing therefore the motion of
47    11, 25-32|    time. How then know I this, seeing I know not what time is?
48    11, 27-34|    measure it while it sounds; seeing when it hath left sounding,
49    11, 27-35|    this to have twice so much; seeing the long does not begin
50    11, 27-35|       do I measure as present, seeing I measure it not till it
51    12, 11-11|     Thy will altered by times: seeing no will which varies is
52    12, 11-13|      above all times, eternal; seeing Thy house which at no time
53    12, 15-21| possession of me also in thee, seeing He hath made me likewise.
54    12, 18-27|      meaning whom we read; and seeing we believe him to speak
55    12, 18-27|    reads, understood not this, seeing he also understood a Truth,
56    12, 22-31|        formless and invisible, seeing we behold them flowing in
57    12, 22-31|    waters above the firmament? Seeing neither if formless would
58    12, 22-31|  created, we do not find; why (seeing truth teaches us) should
59    12, 25-34|       Thy judgements terrible; seeing Thy truth is neither mine,
60    12, 25-35|     which is above our souls." Seeing then we strive not about
61    12, 26-36|         and forgivest my sins: seeing Thou commandest me to love
62    12, 29-40|      not because it maketh it, seeing itself is rather made; nor
63    13, 2-3  |    invisible and without form? seeing it were not even this, but
64    13, 3-4  |     another to live blessedly, seeing Thyself art Thine own Blessedness. ~ ~
65    13, 4-5  |     not one with happy living, seeing it liveth also, ebbing and
66    13, 15-18|        their scroll folded up; seeing Thou Thyself art this to
67    13, 19-25|        the night obscure them, seeing they give it light in its
68    13, 20-26|      their voice is not heard: seeing their sound is gone through
69    13, 25-38| believe myself to speak truth, seeing Thou art the Truth, and
70    13, 29-44|       pleased Thee; but in Thy seeing I found no times, whereby
71    13, 29-44|      say unto me, 'that in Thy seeing there be no times'; whereas
72    13, 33-48|      time didst give form. For seeing the matter of heaven and