Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-9  |         and before all that can be called "before," Thou art, and
 2     1, 8-13 |           and remembered that they called what they would point out
 3     1, 9-14 |            Lord, we found that men called upon Thee, and we learnt
 4     1, 9-15 |           elder folks' idleness is called "business"; that of boys,
 5     2, 5-11 |   obtaining some of those which we called lower goods, or a fear of
 6     2, 6-13 |         Lord? Luxury affects to be called plenty and abundance; but
 7     2, 7-15 |            to Thee? For whosoever, called by Thee, followed Thy voice,
 8     3, 2-2  |             for the auditor is not called on to relieve, but only
 9     3, 3-6  |           could they be more truly called than "Subverters"? themselves
10     3, 4-7  |  exhortation to philosophy, and is called "Hortensius." But this book
11     3, 4-8  |         love of wisdom is in Greek called "philosophy," with which
12     4, 1-1  |    carrying food to those who were called "elect" and "holy," out
13     4, 2-2  |         one, -not in that which is called lawful marriage, but whom
14     4, 16-24|       things. And yet that first I called a Monad, as it had been
15     5, 10-20|          whether gross, which they called earth, or thin and subtile (
16     8, 4-9  |            Saul, was pleased to be called Paul, in testimony of so
17     8, 5-10 |          joined together (whence I called it a chain) a hard bondage
18     8, 11-26|          spring over whither I was called; a violent habit saying
19     9, 1-1  |            recess was my free-will called forth in a moment, whereby
20     9, 4-8  |            wrought upon me: When I called, the God of my righteousness
21     9, 12-30|          with my acts of duty, she called me "dutiful," and mentioned,
22    10, 8-12 |        unbroken order, as they are called for; those in front making
23    10, 8-13 |   interrupt, when another store is called for, which flowed in by
24    10, 17-26|        this power of mine which is called memory: yea, I will pass
25    10, 17-26|        this power of mine which is called memory, desirous to arrive
26    10, 32-48|         life, the whole whereof is called a trial, that he who hath
27    10, 35-54|           it is in Divine language called The lust of the eyes. For,
28    10, 35-54|            senses, as was said, is called The lust of the eyes, because
29    10, 41-66|            concupiscence, and have called Thy right hand to my help.
30    11, 1-1  |          in Thee; seeing Thou hast called us, to become poor in spirit,
31    11, 10-12|          Substance cannot be truly called eternal. But if the will
32    11, 15-20|            alone we found could be called long, is abridged to the
33    11, 15-20|          alone is it, which may be called present. Which yet flies
34    11, 23-30|         then neither could that be called a day; if the sun should
35    11, 23-30|         ask, what that is which is called day; but, what time is,
36    11, 24-31|            the two is rather to be called time? For and if a body
37    11, 27-34|         short it is; nor can it be called equal to another, or double
38    12, 2-2  |        bodies, may not absurdly be called earth, to that unknown heaven,
39    12, 4-4  |            4 How then should it be called, that it might be in some
40    12, 6-6  |       order, but yet "forms" and I called it without form not that
41    12, 13-16|        created the second day, and called Heaven, it conveys to us
42    12, 15-20|            though created, is also called wisdom. But what difference
43    12, 15-20|     justification. For we also are called Thy righteousness; for so
44    12, 17-25|           in it, which is ofttimes called by the name of heaven and
45    12, 17-25|         not indeed inappropriately called heaven and earth; and so,
46    12, 17-26|       receive form and making, was called by these names, because
47    12, 17-26|           digested into order, are called Heaven and Earth, the one
48    12, 19-28|         certain mode of speech, be called by the name of the thing
49    12, 19-28|          earth were made, might be called heaven and earth. It is
50    12, 21-30|            is, "this all, which is called heaven and earth, was still
51    12, 21-30|            is, "this all, which is called heaven and earth, was still
52    12, 21-30|    intelligible heaven, otherwhere called the Heaven of heavens, and
53    12, 21-30|          he, already was, which he called the earth invisible without
54    12, 22-31| formlessness of matter seems to be called by the name of heaven and
55    12, 22-31|            firmament was made, and called heaven; and that the waters
56    12, 28-39|            be created, to be there called heaven and earth; another,
57    12, 28-39|      arranged, to be in this place called heaven and earth, understand
58    12, 29-40|         things was first made, and called heaven and earth, because
59    13, 1-1  |          Thou preventedst before I called, and urgedst me with much
60    13, 17-20|            together of the waters, called sea; for Thou restrainest
61    13, 23-33|         them, and hast divided and called them in secret, or ever
62    13, 32-47|             or (since this also is called heaven) this space of air