Book, Chapter
1 1, 1-1 | Grant me, Lord, to know and understand which is first, to call
2 1, 7-11 | reproof; but since I could not understand reproof, custom and reason
3 1, 14-23| not one word of it did I understand, and to make me understand
4 1, 14-23| understand, and to make me understand I was urged vehemently with
5 2, 9-17 | yet what was it? Who can understand his errors? It was the sport,
6 4, 17-29| essayed in such wise to understand, O my God, Thy wonderful
7 8, 2-4 | privately and as a friend), "Understand that I am already a Christian."
8 10, 6-10 | speaks to all; but they only understand, who compare its voice received
9 10, 13-20| and what I now discern and understand, I lay up in my memory,
10 10, 13-20| hereafter I may remember that I understand it now. So then I remember
11 11, 3-5 | 11.3.5 I would hear and understand, how "In the Beginning Thou
12 11, 3-5 | things, give to me also to understand them. ~ ~
13 11, 7-9 | Thou callest us then to understand the Word, God, with Thee
14 11, 11-13| Who speak thus, do not yet understand Thee, O Wisdom of God, Light
15 11, 11-13| of God, Light of souls, understand not yet how the things be
16 11, 14-17| knowingly, than time? And, we understand, when we speak of it; we
17 11, 14-17| when we speak of it; we understand also, when we hear it spoken
18 11, 22-28| and are understood, and understand. Most manifest and ordinary
19 11, 30-40| things which are before; and understand Thee before all times, the
20 12, 11-13| far away, by this may she understand, if she now thirsts for
21 12, 11-13| may the soul that is able, understand how far Thou art, above
22 12, 18-27| strive to trace out and to understand his meaning whom we read;
23 12, 18-27| every man endeavours then to understand in the Holy Scriptures,
24 12, 18-27| what hurt is it, if a man understand what Thou, the light of
25 12, 19-28| is mutable, gives us to understand a certain want of form,
26 12, 22-31| made this matter, unless we understand it to be signified by the
27 12, 22-31| formless matter), we are to understand no other matter, but that
28 12, 22-31| teaches us) should we not understand that formless matter (which
29 12, 23-32| have his reader and hearer understand by those words. For the
30 12, 26-36| neither they who cannot yet understand how God created, might reject
31 12, 28-39| made. And among them that understand In the Beginning to mean, "
32 12, 28-39| names heaven and earth, understand matter as yet formless,
33 12, 28-39| formed, neither do they understand it in one way; but the one,
34 12, 28-39| called heaven and earth, understand the same; but the one, both
35 12, 29-40| He made, can only truly understand heaven and earth of the
36 12, 29-40| creation. For if he would understand thereby the universe, as
37 12, 29-40| example, let him that is able, understand how the matter of things
38 13, 3-4 | light; I do, not unsuitably, understand of the spiritual creature:
39 13, 10-11| light. Whoso can, let him understand this; let him ask of Thee.
40 13, 15-17| Thee for nought. Let me understand them, good Father: grant
41 13, 24-35| thereby give us a hint to understand something? why didst Thou
42 13, 24-36| word to say so. And if I understand not what Thou meanest by
43 13, 24-36| hast given to each man to understand. But let my confession also
44 13, 24-37| corporeally pronounced we understand the generations of the waters,
45 13, 24-37| express several ways what we understand but one; and to understand
46 13, 24-37| understand but one; and to understand several ways, what we read
47 13, 29-44| no times, whereby I might understand that Thou sawest so often,
48 13, 38-53| what man can teach man to understand this? or what Angel, an
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