Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-22|            who has learnt this will answer me aright, as to the signs
 2     1, 13-22|           not foresee what all must answer who have not wholly forgotten
 3     3, 11-20|           spoken of this), that Thy answer, through my waking mother, -
 4     3, 12-21|         gavest her meantime another answer, which I call to mind; for
 5     3, 12-21|             gavest her then another answer, by a Priest of Thine, a
 6     3, 12-21|         tears should perish." Which answer she took (as she often mentioned
 7     4, 3-5  |             some higher instinct an answer should be given, by hap,
 8     4, 4-9  |            but she knew not what to answer me. And if I said, Trust
 9     5, 11-21|           withstood, the Manichees' answer whereto seemed to me weak.
10     5, 11-21|         seemed to me weak. And this answer they liked not to give publicly,
11     5, 14-24|       despair, in believing that no answer could be given to such as
12     5, 14-24|            with some show of reason answer objections; nor that what
13     6, 6-9  |           merry or fearful? I would answer merry. Again, if he asked
14     7, 6-10 |           he must not give the same answer. Not by art, then, but by
15     8, 2-4  | Simplicianus as often made the same answer, and the conceit of the "
16     8, 5-12 |              Nor had I any thing to answer Thee calling to me, Awake,
17     8, 5-12 |        truth, had nothing at all to answer, but only those dull and
18     8, 9-21 |           sons of Adam, may perhaps answer me. Whence is this monstrousness?
19     8, 10-23|         also be in a strait what to answer? For either they must confess (
20     8, 10-24|            on the Gospel? They will answer to each, "it is good." What
21     9, 1-1  |             Thee? Let them say, and answer Thou me, and say unto my
22     9, 11-27|                        9.11.27 What answer I made her unto these things,
23     9, 13-36|             fraud. For she will not answer that she owes nothing, lest
24     9, 13-36|        crafty accuser: but she will answer that her sins are forgiven
25    10, 6-9  |             form of beauty gave the answer. And I turned myself unto
26    10, 6-10 |            Nor yet do the creatures answer such as ask, unless they
27    10, 20-29|          they be happy?" they would answer without doubt, "they would."
28    10, 21-31|         wars, one, perchance, would answer that he would, the other,
29    10, 26-37|          counsel. Clearly dost Thou answer, though all do not clearly
30    11, 12-14|                     11.12.14 See, I answer him that asketh, "What did
31    11, 12-14|           made heaven and earth?" I answer not as one is said to have
32    11, 12-14|      mysteries." It is one thing to answer enquiries, another to make
33    11, 12-14|            sport of enquirers. So I answer not; for rather had I answer, "
34    11, 12-14|        answer not; for rather had I answer, "I know not," what I know
35    11, 15-19|             of time. What wilt thou answer me? Are an hundred years,
36    11, 16-21|           time is than that; and we answer, "This is double, or treble;
37    11, 21-27|          How knowest thou?" I might answer, "I know, that we do measure,
38    11, 27-35|            measure, and confidently answer (so far as is presumed on
39    12, 14-17|              being judge, do I thus answer. ~ ~
40    12, 16-23|      contradict me in some thing, I answer thus; By Thyself judge,
41    12, 22-31|            hearing this, return for answer, "we do not deny this formless
42    12, 25-34|             in good part, and would answer perchance as I have above,
43    13, 23-34|              so that the people may answer, Amen. The vocal pronouncing
44    13, 25-38|         where he saith, At my first answer no man stood by me, but
45    13, 31-46|        things are given us of God?" Answer is made me; "because the