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1 1, 2-2 | in Thee, of whom are all things, by whom are all things,
2 1, 2-2 | things, by whom are all things, in whom are all things?
3 1, 2-2 | things, in whom are all things? Even so, Lord, even so.
4 1, 3-3 | Thee, who containest all things, since what Thou fillest
5 1, 3-3 | But Thou who fillest all things, fillest Thou them with
6 1, 3-3 | whole self? or, since all things cannot contain Thee wholly,
7 1, 1-4 | seeking, yet having all things. Thou lovest, without passion;
8 1, 6-7 | the hidden springs of all things. Thou also gavest me to
9 1, 6-7 | Thee, O God, are all good things, and from my God is all
10 1, 6-9 | the first causes of all things unabiding; and of all things
11 1, 6-9 | things unabiding; and of all things changeable, the springs
12 1, 6-9 | the eternal reasons of all things unreasoning and temporal.
13 1, 6-10 | close; because all such things also are in Thee. For they
14 1, 6-10 | still the same, and all things of tomorrow, and all beyond,
15 1, 7-11 | you that they allay these things by I know not what remedies.
16 1, 7-12 | to praise Thee in these things, to confess unto Thee, and
17 1, 7-12 | Unity is the mould of all things; who out of Thy own fairness
18 1, 7-12 | own fairness makest all things fair; and orderest all things
19 1, 7-12 | things fair; and orderest all things by Thy law. This age then,
20 1, 10-16| Creator and Disposer of all things in nature, of sin the Disposer
21 1, 10-16| with pity, Lord, on these things, and deliver us who call
22 1, 13-20| miserable self dying among these things, far from Thee, O God my
23 1, 14-23| force in our learning these things, than a frightful enforcement.
24 1, 15-24| may as well be learned in things not vain; and that is the
25 1, 16-25| s fictions, transferring things human to the gods; would
26 1, 16-25| would he had brought down things divine to us!" Yet more
27 1, 18-28| bepraised, they gloried? These things Thou seest, Lord, and holdest
28 1, 19-30| those who had not. These things I speak and confess to Thee,
29 1, 20-31| pursuits, and in my thoughts on things minute, I learnt to delight
30 1, 20-31| Thou preserve me, and those things shall be enlarged and perfected
31 2, 1-1 | among a multiplicity of things. For I even burnt in my
32 2, 1-1 | heretofore, to be satiated in things below; and I dared to grow
33 2, 2-3 | unmarried thinketh of the things of the Lord, how he may
34 2, 2-3 | is married careth for the things of this world, how he may
35 2, 3-6 | down to the very basest things. But in my mother's breast
36 2, 1 | gold and silver, and all things; and in bodily touch, sympathy
37 2, 1 | correspondence with all things beautiful here below. Human
38 2, 1 | Thy law. For these lower things have their delights, but
39 2, 1 | like my God, who made all things; for in Him doth the righteous
40 2, 5-11 | feared to lose some such things by him; or, wronged, was
41 2, 6-13 | Covetousness would possess many things; and Thou possessest all
42 2, 6-13 | and Thou possessest all things. Envy disputes for excellency:
43 2, 6-13 | than Thou? Fear startles at things unwonted and sudden, which
44 2, 6-13 | sudden, which endangers things beloved, and takes forethought
45 2, 6-13 | safety? Grief pines away for things lost, the delight of its
46 2, 1 | liberty by doing with impunity things unpermitted me, a darkened
47 2, 7-15 | my memory recalls these things, my soul is not affrighted
48 2, 7-15 | voice, and avoided those things which he reads me recalling
49 2, 8-16 | wretched man!) in those things, of the remembrance whereof
50 3, 2-2 | beholding doleful and tragical things, which yet himself would
51 3, 2-3 | is sufficient for these things? ~ ~
52 3, 3-5 | actions, and in all these things Thou didst scourge me! I
53 3, 4-8 | to re-mount from earthly things to Thee, nor knew I what
54 3, 6-10 | supremely good, Beauty of all things beautiful. O Truth, Truth,
55 3, 6-10 | far more certain: these things the beasts and birds discern
56 3, 6-11 | believed not: but those things I did believe. Woe, woe,
57 3, 7-13 | and one house, different things to be fit for different
58 3, 7-13 | harmonise the causes of things in former ages and other
59 3, 7-14 | 3.7.14 These things I then knew not, nor observed;
60 3, 7-14 | contain in one all those things which God commanded, and
61 3, 7-14 | wherein they made use of things present as God commanded
62 3, 7-14 | wherein they were foretelling things to come, as God was revealing
63 3, 8-16 | by an immoderate use of things allowed, or in burning in
64 3, 8-16 | allowed, or in burning in things unallowed, to that use which
65 3, 8-16 | subject of offence. And these things are done when Thou art forsaken,
66 3, 9-17 | human society; when, namely, things fitting for a given period
67 3, 9-17 | lust of having; or when things are, for the sake of correction,
68 3, 9-17 | know Thy commands! For all things were done by Thy servants;
69 3, 9-17 | present, or to foreshow things to come. ~ ~
70 3, 10-18| 3.10.18 These things I being ignorant of, scoffed
71 3, 12-21| pass by, hasting to those things which more press me to confess
72 3, 12-21| my errors, unteach me ill things, and teach me good things (
73 3, 12-21| things, and teach me good things (for this he was wont to
74 4, 1-1 | might be cleansed. These things did I follow, and practise
75 4, 2-3 | fornication against Thee, trust in things unreal, and feed the wind?
76 4, 3-5 | diligence, necessary for useful things, upon these vanities; saying,
77 4, 3-5 | how then could many true things be foretold by it, he answered
78 4, 3-5 | throughout the whole order of things, brought this about. For
79 4, 5-10 | 10 And now, Lord, these things are passed by, and time
80 4, 5-10 | for very loathing of the things which we before enjoyed,
81 4, 6-11 | But what speak I of these things? for now is no time to question,
82 4, 6-11 | friendship of perishable things; he is torn asunder when
83 4, 7-12 | poesy, found it repose. All things looked ghastly, yea, the
84 4, 8-13 | friends died. There were other things which in them did more take
85 4, 10-15| though it is riveted on things beautiful. And yet they,
86 4, 10-15| because they are portions of things, which exist not all at
87 4, 10-15| succeed. Out of all these things let my soul praise Thee,
88 4, 10-15| soul be riveted unto these things with the glue of love, through
89 4, 10-15| she loves. But in these things is no place of repose; they
90 4, 10-15| it sufficeth not to stay things running their course from
91 4, 11-16| forsaketh not. Behold, these things pass away, that others may
92 4, 12-18| their Maker; lest in these things which please thee, thou
93 4, 13-20| 4.13.20 These things I then knew not, and I loved
94 4, 13-20| attracts and wins us to the things we love? for unless there
95 4, 14-21| and one most learned in things pertaining unto philosophy.
96 4, 15-23| commenders, than for the very things for which he was commended?
97 4, 15-23| contempt told the very same things of him, I had never been
98 4, 15-23| to love him. And yet the things had not been other, nor
99 4, 16-24| which I had of spiritual things, let me not see the truth.
100 4, 16-24| my God, of whom are all things. And yet that first I called
101 4, 16-26| but I passed on and on to things which have no being, neither
102 4, 16-26| my vanity devised out of things corporeal. And I was wont
103 4, 17-28| explaining it, but drawing many things in sand, they could tell
104 4, 17-28| and all the innumerable things which might be ranged under
105 4, 17-30| light, and my face to the things enlightened; whence my face,
106 4, 17-30| with which I discerned the things enlightened, itself was
107 5, 1-1 | towards Thee, leaning on those things which Thou hast created,
108 5, 3-3 | separate from the truth of the things which I was earnest to learn:
109 5, 3-3 | philosophers, I compared some things of theirs with those long
110 5, 3-4 | them, they search out these things; and much have they found
111 5, 3-4 | is foreshowed. At these things men, that know not this
112 5, 3-5 | by Whom Thou madest these things which they number, and themselves
113 5, 3-5 | darkened. They discourse many things truly concerning the creature;
114 5, 3-5 | four-footed beasts, and creeping things, changing Thy truth into
115 5, 4-7 | truth, whoso knoweth these things, therefore please Thee?
116 5, 4-7 | nothing, yet possesseth all things, by cleaving unto Thee,
117 5, 4-7 | cleaving unto Thee, whom all things serve, though he know not
118 5, 4-7 | neglecteth Thee who hast made all things in number, weight, and measure. ~ ~
119 5, 5-8 | Manichaeus write on these things also, skill in which was
120 5, 5-8 | perfect knowledge of these things; but these things, since,
121 5, 5-8 | these things; but these things, since, knowing not, he
122 5, 5-8 | profession of these worldly things even when known; but confession
123 5, 5-8 | end spake much of these things, that convicted by those
124 5, 5-8 | had in the other abstruser things. For he would not have himself
125 5, 5-8 | and moon (although these things pertain not to the doctrine
126 5, 5-8 | enough, seeing he delivered things which not only he knew not,
127 5, 5-9 | brother ignorant of these things, and mistaken on them, I
128 5, 6-10 | my objections about these things, still held out to me the
129 5, 6-10 | still but the self-same things which they were wont to
130 5, 6-10 | me were no good judges of things; and therefore to them he
131 5, 6-11 | had brought forward such things as moved me; I found him
132 5, 6-11 | few books of Seneca, some things of the poets, and such few
133 5, 7-12 | on comparison of these things with the calculations I
134 5, 7-12 | knew that he knew not these things, and was not ashamed to
135 5, 7-12 | undertook to teach me these things, and said nothing. But this
136 5, 7-12 | than the knowledge of those things which I desired; and such
137 5, 7-13 | teachers, seeing that in divers things which perplexed me, he,
138 5, 8-14 | this (though even these things had at that time an influence
139 5, 8-14 | the other promising vain, things; and, to correct my steps,
140 5, 9-16 | forgiven me any of these things in Christ, nor had He abolished
141 5, 10-19| false doctrine, even those things (with which if I should
142 5, 10-19| and earth, Creator of all things visible and invisible: and
143 5, 11-21| in that he had produced things out of the Scriptures, not
144 5, 11-21| copies. But I, conceiving of things corporeal only, was mainly
145 5, 12-22| them, than because they did things utterly unlawful. Of a truth
146 5, 12-22| these fleeting mockeries of things temporal, and filthy lucre,
147 5, 14-24| came also into my mind the things which I would refuse; for
148 5, 14-24| degrees. For first, these things also had now begun to appear
149 5, 14-25| considered and compared things, I judged the tenets of
150 6, 2-2 | who doubted of all these things, and imagined the way to
151 6, 4-6 | to be as assured of the things I saw not, as I was that
152 6, 4-6 | I desired to have other things as clear as this, whether
153 6, 4-6 | as clear as this, whether things corporeal, which were not
154 6, 5-7 | required to be believed things not demonstrated (whether
155 6, 5-7 | most fabulous and absurd things were imposed to be believed,
156 6, 5-7 | considering what innumerable things I believed, which I saw
157 6, 5-7 | they were done, as so many things in secular history, so many
158 6, 5-7 | the government of human things belongs to Thee." ~ ~
159 6, 1 | thereby sought. For now what things, sounding strangely in the
160 6, 1 | its holy lowliness. These things I thought on, and Thou wert
161 6, 6-9 | all, and without whom all things would be nothing; be converted,
162 6, 7-11 | 6.7.11 These things we, who were living as friends
163 6, 10-16| allowed. These are slight things, but he that is faithful
164 6, 10-17| saying, How long shall these things be? This too we often said;
165 6, 11-18| I, viewing and reviewing things, most wondered at the length
166 6, 11-18| mire, greedy of enjoying things present, which passed away
167 6, 11-18| diligently, and despair not. Lo, things in the ecclesiastical books
168 6, 11-19| would such and so great things be by God wrought for us,
169 6, 11-19| life? But wait! Even those things are pleasant; they have
170 6, 11-20| While I went over these things, and these winds shifted
171 6, 13-23| certain vain and fantastic things, such as the energy of the
172 6, 14-24| were, should provide all things necessary, the rest being
173 6, 16-26| sprung, that even on these things, foul as they were, I with
174 7, 1-1 | the more defiled by vain things as I grew in years, who
175 7, 1-1 | injury; the unchangeable to things subject to change. My heart
176 7, 1-2 | the heaven have Thee, all things have Thee, and they be bounded
177 7, 1-2 | and without, directing all things which Thou hast created.
178 7, 1-2 | less, a lesser: and all things should in such sort be full
179 7, 3-4 | but all beings, and all things, wert undefilable and unalterable,
180 7, 4-6 | by Thee, Who knowest all things? Nor is there any nature
181 7, 4-6 | Nor is there any nature in things, but Thou knowest it. And
182 7, 5-7 | hath created all these things good. He indeed, the greater
183 7, 5-7 | matter, whereof to create all things. For He should not be All-mighty,
184 7, 5-8 | such art whereby to foresee things to come, but that men's
185 7, 5-8 | lottery, and that out of many things which they said should come
186 7, 6-9 | hearing and believing these things, told by one of such credibility,
187 7, 6-10 | with myself on the like things, that no one of those dotards (
188 7, 6-10 | soever in the nature of things folk may pretend it to have)
189 7, 7-11 | after this death. These things being safe and immovably
190 7, 7-11 | place, but I was intent on things contained in place, but
191 7, 7-11 | enough with me. For to these things was I superior, but inferior
192 7, 7-11 | buckler, even these inferior things were set above me, and pressed
193 7, 7-11 | and defiled?" And these things had grown out of my wound;
194 7, 9-13 | beginning with God: all things were made by Him, and without
195 7, 9-14 | every knee should how, of things in heaven, and things in
196 7, 9-14 | of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under
197 7, 9-14 | and things in earth, and things under the earth; and that
198 7, 9-14 | For Thou hiddest these things from the wise, and revealedst
199 7, 9-15 | and beasts, and creeping things; namely, into that Egyptian
200 7, 9-15 | calf that eateth hay. These things found I here, but I fed
201 7, 10-16| being understood by those things which are made. ~ ~
202 7, 11-17| 17 And I beheld the other things below Thee, and I perceived
203 7, 11-17| in Himself, reneweth all things. And Thou art the Lord my
204 7, 12-18| manifested unto me, that those things be good which yet are corrupted;
205 7, 12-18| monstrous than to affirm things to become better by losing
206 7, 12-18| me that Thou madest all things good, nor is there any substance
207 7, 12-18| that Thou madest not all things equal, therefore are all
208 7, 12-18| equal, therefore are all things; because each is good, and
209 7, 12-18| because our God made all things very good. ~ ~
210 7, 13-19| in the parts thereof some things, because unharmonising with
211 7, 13-19| evil: whereas those very things harmonise with others, and
212 7, 13-19| are good. And all these things which harmonise not together,
213 7, 13-19| that I should say, "These things should not be": for should
214 7, 13-19| and all cattle, creeping things, and flying fowls; kings
215 7, 13-19| I did not now long for things better, because I conceived
216 7, 13-19| judgment I apprehended that the things above were better than these
217 7, 15-21| And I looked back on other things; and I saw that they owed
218 7, 15-21| because Thou containest all things in Thine hand in Thy Truth;
219 7, 15-21| hand in Thy Truth; and all things are true so far as they
220 7, 15-21| not. And I saw that all things did harmonise, not with
221 7, 16-22| Supreme, towards these lower things, and casting out its bowels,
222 7, 17-23| sorrow into these inferior things. This weight was carnal
223 7, 17-23| mind that museth upon many things. And most certain I was,
224 7, 17-23| being understood by the things that are made, even Thy
225 7, 17-23| me in judging soundly on things mutable, and pronouncing, "
226 7, 17-23| bodily senses represent things external, whitherto reach
227 7, 17-23| then I saw Thy invisible things understood by the things
228 7, 17-23| things understood by the things which are made. But I could
229 7, 18-24| whereby Thou createdst all things, might provide milk for
230 7, 19-25| an ensample of despising things temporal for the obtaining
231 7, 19-25| variation. And should these things be falsely written of Him,
232 7, 20-26| truth, I saw Thy invisible things, understood by those things
233 7, 20-26| things, understood by those things which are made; and though
234 7, 20-26| varying; and that all other things are from Thee, on this most
235 7, 20-26| that they are." Of these things I was assured, yet too unsure
236 7, 21-27| lowly in heart; for these things hast Thou hid from the wise
237 7, 21-27| as very torment. These things did wonderfully sink into
238 8, 1-2 | house which I loved, those things delighted me no longer.
239 8, 1-2 | could not out of the good things which are seen, find out
240 8, 1-2 | whom Thou createdst all things. There is yet another kind
241 8, 3-6 | art ever the same; for all things which abide not the same
242 8, 3-7 | finding or recovering the things it loves, than if it had
243 8, 3-7 | had them? yea, and other things witness hereunto; and all
244 8, 3-7 | witness hereunto; and all things are full of witnesses, crying
245 8, 3-8 | joy to Thyself, and some things around Thee evermore rejoice
246 8, 3-8 | this, that this portion of things thus ebbs and flows alternately
247 8, 4-9 | Thou hast chosen the weak things of the world to confound
248 8, 4-9 | the strong; and the base things of this world, and the things
249 8, 4-9 | things of this world, and the things despised hast Thou chosen,
250 8, 4-9 | hast Thou chosen, and those things which are not, that Thou
251 8, 4-9 | mightest bring to nought things that are. And yet even that
252 8, 6-13 | the drudgery of worldly things, I will now declare, and
253 8, 8-20 | had not obeyed. So many things then I did, when "to will"
254 8, 8-20 | thoroughly. For in these things the ability was one with
255 8, 10-22| when they hold these evil things; and themselves shall become
256 8, 10-24| amid the vast variety of things desired) more, conflicting
257 9, 4-8 | should I speak the same things, nor in the same way, if
258 9, 4-9 | and I spake aloud many things earnestly and forcibly,
259 9, 4-10 | to be angry at myself for things past, that I might not sin
260 9, 4-10 | judgment. Nor were my good things now without, nor sought
261 9, 4-10 | waste themselves on the things seen and temporal, and in
262 9, 4-10 | said, Who will show us good things? And we would say, and they
263 9, 4-10 | said, Who will show us good things? For there, where I was
264 9, 4-11 | to seek those many other things, which are not what Thou
265 9, 7-16 | that I should confess these things also unto Thee? which great
266 9, 8-17 | my God, for innumerable things whereof I am silent. But
267 9, 8-18 | for whoso despiseth little things shall fall by little and
268 9, 9-21 | on both sides most bitter things, such as swelling and indigested
269 9, 9-21 | persons mutually angered things said in anger, but add withal
270 9, 9-21 | in anger, but add withal things never spoken, whereas to
271 9, 10-23| sweetly; and forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching
272 9, 10-23| reaching forth unto those things which are before, we were
273 9, 10-24| degrees pass through all things bodily, even the very heaven
274 9, 10-24| Wisdom by whom all these things are made, and what have
275 9, 10-24| becoming old, and maketh all things new? ~ ~
276 9, 10-25| might hear Whom in these things we love, might hear His
277 9, 10-26| 9.10.26 Such things was I speaking, and even
278 9, 10-26| we were speaking of these things, and this world with all
279 9, 11-27| answer I made her unto these things, I remember not. For scarce
280 9, 11-27| withdrawn from these visible things. We hastened round her;
281 9, 11-27| that he still savoured such things, and then looking upon me: "
282 9, 11-28| can the human mind embrace things divine) to have this addition
283 9, 12-31| displeased that these human things had such power over me,
284 9, 13-36| buried in her own land. These things she enjoined us not; but
285 10, 1-1 | rejoice healthfully. Other things of this life are the less
286 10, 3-3 | because charity believeth all things (that is, among those whom
287 10, 5-7 | although no man knoweth the things of a man, but the spirit
288 10, 6-9 | and the living creeping things, and they answered, "We
289 10, 6-9 | And I replied unto all the things which encompass the door
290 10, 6-9 | heaven and earth, and all things therein, who said, "We are
291 10, 6-9 | but He made us." These things did my inner man know by
292 10, 6-10 | ask, so that the invisible things of God are clearly seen,
293 10, 6-10 | being understood by the things that are made; but by love
294 10, 8-12 | images, brought into it from things of all sorts perceived by
295 10, 8-12 | other way varying those things which the sense hath come
296 10, 8-12 | its secret place. Other things come up readily, in unbroken
297 10, 8-13 | 10.8.13 There are all things preserved distinctly and
298 10, 8-13 | laid up. Nor yet do the things themselves enter in; only
299 10, 8-13 | only the images of the things perceived are there in readiness,
300 10, 8-13 | by the ears. So the other things, piled in and up by the
301 10, 8-14 | 10.8.14 These things do I within, in that vast
302 10, 8-14 | and fresh likenesses of things which I have experienced,
303 10, 8-14 | stored with the images of things so many and so great, "and
304 10, 8-15 | when I spake of all these things, I did not see them with
305 10, 9-16 | images thereof, but the things themselves. For, what is
306 10, 9-16 | still conceives. For those things are not transmitted into
307 10, 10-17| and now are not. But the things themselves which are signified
308 10, 10-17| Whence and how entered these things into my memory? I know not
309 10, 11-18| find, that to learn these things whereof we imbibe nor the
310 10, 11-18| to take heed that those things which the memory did before
311 10, 11-18| familiarised to them. And how many things of this kind does my memory
312 10, 12-19| sounds are other than the things. For the sounds are other
313 10, 12-19| Greek than in Latin; but the things are neither Greek, nor Latin,
314 10, 12-19| also the numbers of the things with which we number all
315 10, 12-19| deride me for saying these things, and I will pity him, while
316 10, 13-20| 10.13.20 All these things I remember, and how I learnt
317 10, 13-20| learnt them I remember. Many things also most falsely objected
318 10, 13-20| present discerning of these things is different from remembering
319 10, 13-20| have often understood these things; and what I now discern
320 10, 13-20| been able to remember these things, by the force of memory
321 10, 14-22| but notions of the very things themselves which we never
322 10, 15-23| stone, I name the sun, the things themselves not being present
323 10, 16-25| faces whom I have seen, and things reported by the other senses;
324 10, 16-25| the body. For when these things were present, my memory
325 10, 17-26| of innumerable kinds of things, either through images,
326 10, 17-26| and nests, nor many other things they are used unto: nor
327 10, 21-30| according to the nature of the things, wherein I remember myself
328 10, 21-30| joyed. For even from foul things have I been immersed in
329 10, 21-30| otherwhiles in good and honest things, which I recall with longing,
330 10, 23-33| strongly taken up with other things which have more power to
331 10, 23-34| only Truth, by Whom all things are true. ~ ~
332 10, 25-36| the images of corporeal things: and I came to those parts
333 10, 27-38| but I was not with Thee. Things held me far from Thee, which,
334 10, 30-41| spoken) the images of such things as my ill custom there fixed;
335 10, 30-41| suggestions? And should the things themselves be urged on it,
336 10, 31-45| unless Thou give it. Many things Thou givest us, praying
337 10, 31-45| suffer need. I can do all things through Christ that strengtheneth
338 10, 31-45| same dust. I can do all things (saith he) through Him that
339 10, 31-46| Father, that to the pure, all things are pure; but that it is
340 10, 31-46| judge him that eateth. These things have I learned, thanks be
341 10, 33-49| lead her. Thus in these things I unawares sin, but afterwards
342 10, 33-50| the singing, but with the things sung, when they are sung
343 10, 33-50| you who do not act, these things touch not you. But Thou,
344 10, 34-51| occupy it, who made these things, very good indeed, yet is
345 10, 34-51| me when engaged on other things, and not observing it. And
346 10, 35-56| dare I say, since so many things of this kind buzz on all
347 10, 35-57| most petty and contemptible things is our curiosity daily tempted,
348 10, 35-57| not to fall. And of such things is my life full; and my
349 10, 35-57| becomes the receptacle of such things, and is overcharged with
350 10, 36-58| account this also among things of slight concernment, or
351 10, 36-58| satisfy my desire with good things: who didst curb my pride
352 10, 37-61| frenzied in error on all things, be praised by all men,
353 10, 37-61| alone, that is, from what things to refrain our love, but
354 10, 37-61| praise, either when those things be praised in me, in which
355 10, 37-61| because those same good things which please me in myself,
356 10, 37-61| forasmuch as either those things are praised, which displease
357 10, 38-64| only taking pleasure in things not good, as if good, but
358 10, 38-64| if good, but in Thy good things, as though their own; or
359 10, 40-65| discern nothing of these things without Thee, and finding
360 10, 40-65| myself, who found out these things, who went over them all,
361 10, 40-65| its dignity, taking some things upon the report of my senses,
362 10, 40-65| my memory revolving some things, storing up others, drawing
363 10, 40-65| down again into these lower things, and am swept back by former
364 10, 43-70| live, and consider wondrous things out of Thy law. Thou knowest
365 11, 1-1 | See, I have told Thee many things, as I could and as I would,
366 11, 2-3 | meditations in the hidden things of Thy law, and close it
367 11, 2-3 | meditate on the wonderful things out of Thy law; even from
368 11, 2-4 | through Whom Thou madest all things, and among them, me also;-
369 11, 3-5 | him by Thee to open these things unto me, and would lay the
370 11, 3-5 | Thy servant to speak these things, give to me also to understand
371 11, 7-9 | eternally, and by It are all things spoken eternally. For what
372 11, 7-9 | might be spoken, but all things together and eternally.
373 11, 7-9 | saying; and yet are not all things made together, or everlasting,
374 11, 9-11 | satisfy my desire with good things, because my youth shall
375 11, 11-13| understand not yet how the things be made, which by Thee,
376 11, 11-13| they strive to comprehend things eternal, whilst their heart
377 11, 11-13| fluttereth between the motions of things past and to come, and is
378 11, 12-14| laugh at him who asketh deep things and gain praise for one
379 11, 12-14| one who answereth false things. But I say that Thou, our
380 11, 13-16| But Thou precedest all things past, by the sublimity of
381 11, 13-16| Thee. Thou hast made all things; and before all times Thou
382 11, 17-22| where did they, who foretold things to come, see them, if as
383 11, 17-22| seen. And they who relate things past, could not relate them,
384 11, 17-22| could no way be discerned. Things then past and to come, are." ~ ~
385 11, 18-23| out of the memory, not the things themselves which are past,
386 11, 18-23| conceived by the images of the things, they, in passing, have
387 11, 18-23| like cause of foretelling things to come also; that of things
388 11, 18-23| things to come also; that of things which as yet are not, the
389 11, 18-24| secret fore-perceiving of things to come be; that only can
390 11, 18-24| but present. When then things to come are said to be seen,
391 11, 18-24| those who foretell those things, do behold the conceptions
392 11, 18-24| the numerous variety of things furnish me some example.
393 11, 18-24| may be foretold. Future things then are not yet: and if
394 11, 18-24| foretold they may be from things present, which are already,
395 11, 19-25| way dost Thou teach souls things to come? For Thou didst
396 11, 19-25| nothing is to come, teach things to come; or rather of the
397 11, 19-25| of the future, dost teach things present? For, what is not,
398 11, 20-26| and plain is, that neither things to come nor past are. Nor
399 11, 20-26| three times; a present of things past, a present of things
400 11, 20-26| things past, a present of things present, and a present of
401 11, 20-26| present, and a present of things future." For these three
402 11, 20-26| not see them; present of things past, memory; present of
403 11, 20-26| past, memory; present of things present, sight; present
404 11, 20-26| present, sight; present of things future, expectation. If
405 11, 20-26| what is past. For but few things are there, which we speak
406 11, 20-26| we speak properly, most things improperly; still the things
407 11, 20-26| things improperly; still the things intended are understood. ~ ~
408 11, 21-27| measure, nor can we measure things that are not; and things
409 11, 21-27| things that are not; and things past and to come, are not."
410 11, 22-28| these usual, yet hidden things, from my desire, that it
411 11, 22-28| enquire of concerning these things? and to whom shall I more
412 11, 22-28| they are, and the self-same things again are but too deeply
413 11, 23-29| thing notices common to things great and small. The stars
414 11, 27-36| times; the impression, which things as they pass by cause in
415 11, 27-36| present, I measure, not the things which pass by to make this
416 11, 28-37| enacteth this, there be three things done? For it expects, it
417 11, 28-37| therefore denieth, that things to come are not as yet?
418 11, 28-37| the mind an expectation of things to come. And who denies
419 11, 28-37| come. And who denies past things to be now no longer? and
420 11, 28-37| in the mind a memory of things past. And who denieth the
421 11, 29-39| manifold distractions amid many things, that by Him I may apprehend
422 11, 29-39| distended but extended, not to things which shall be and shall
423 11, 29-39| pass away, but to those things which are before, not distractedly
424 11, 30-40| be extended towards those things which are before; and understand
425 11, 31-41| foreknowledge, as to know all things past and to come, as I know
426 11, 31-41| shouldest in such wise know all things past and to come. Far, far
427 12, 6-6 | song of praise, for those things which it is not able to
428 12, 6-6 | changeableness of changeable things, is itself capable of all
429 12, 6-6 | into which these changeable things are changed. And this changeableness,
430 12, 7-7 | Thee, from Whom are all things, so far forth as they are?
431 12, 7-7 | Almighty and Good, to make all things good, even the great heaven,
432 12, 7-7 | createdst heaven and earth; things of two sorts; one near Thee,
433 12, 8-8 | the fishes, and creeping things in the bottom of it. But
434 12, 8-8 | thereof to make those great things, which we sons of men wonder
435 12, 8-8 | mightest make all these things of which this changeable
436 12, 8-8 | made by the alterations of things, while the figures, the
437 12, 12-15| 12.12.15 These things considered, as much as Thou
438 12, 12-15| openest to me knocking, two things I find that Thou hast made,
439 12, 12-15| Heaven and Earth; the two things that I spake of. But the
440 12, 13-16| there is no distinction of things: -it is, then, on account
441 12, 14-17| servant Moses wrote these things, would not have those words
442 12, 15-18| and always, He willeth all things that He willeth; not again
443 12, 15-18| ear, the expectation of things to come becomes sight, when
444 12, 15-18| our God is eternal." These things I infer, and put together,
445 12, 15-19| ye gainsayers? Are these things false?" "No," they say; "
446 12, 15-20| wisdom was created before all things; not that Wisdom which is
447 12, 15-20| Father, and by Whom all things were created, and in Whom,
448 12, 15-20| wisdom was created before all things, the rational and intellectual
449 12, 15-20| been created before all things, precedeth also the creature
450 12, 16-23| God, who grant all these things to be true, which Thy Truth
451 12, 16-23| For those who deny these things, let them bark and deafen
452 12, 16-23| solid joy, and all good things unspeakable, yea all at
453 12, 16-23| am ascertained of these things), and Thou conform and confirm
454 12, 17-24| they say, "Though these things be true, yet did not Moses
455 12, 17-24| piece by piece, all those things, which it pleased the Holy
456 12, 17-24| that all these visible things which we all know, were
457 12, 17-25| Notwithstanding, since all things be made not of the substance
458 12, 17-25| the common matter of all things visible and invisible (as
459 12, 17-26| unformed commencement of things, the stuff apt to receive
460 12, 17-26| qualities and forms, all those things which being now digested
461 12, 18-27| 12.18.27 All which things being heard and well considered,
462 12, 18-27| zealously confessing these things, since divers things may
463 12, 18-27| these things, since divers things may be understood under
464 12, 19-28| earth. It is true, that of things having form, there is not
465 12, 19-28| madest, of Whom are all things. It is true, that whatsoever
466 12, 20-29| hast enabled to see such things, and who unshakenly believe
467 12, 21-30| formless matter of corporeal things, without order, without
468 12, 21-30| were to be made, with all things in them, which are known
469 12, 22-31| that God of Whom are all things, very good; for as we affirm
470 12, 22-31| made heaven and earth, all things be comprehended, what shall
471 12, 23-32| 12.23.32 These things then being heard and perceived,
472 12, 23-32| concerning the truth of the things, the other, concerning the
473 12, 23-32| imagine Moses to have written things that be false. But let me
474 12, 24-33| world Thou createdst all things visible and invisible, affirm
475 12, 24-33| this when he wrote these things, as I do see it in Thy truth
476 12, 27-37| above and below, wherein all things were to be contained. And
477 12, 28-38| Thou art, Thou madest all things, not by any change of will,
478 12, 28-38| was not, and that these things were not out of Thyself,
479 12, 28-38| which is the form of all things; but out of nothing, a formless
480 12, 28-38| variations of the Universe. These things they see, and rejoice, in
481 12, 28-39| understands the commencement of things created; In the beginning
482 12, 28-39| darksome earth, with the things in them contained. ~ ~
483 12, 29-40| eternity, as God is before all things; by time, as the flower
484 12, 29-40| Lord, unchangeably making things changeable; and thereby
485 12, 29-40| precede the forms of the things made of them, but in singing
486 12, 29-40| understand how the matter of things was first made, and called
487 12, 29-40| time; because the forms of things give rise to time; but that
488 12, 29-40| value it is last (because things formed are superior to things
489 12, 29-40| things formed are superior to things without form) and is preceded
490 12, 30-41| them not, delivering high things lowlily, and with few words
491 12, 30-41| revelation he wrote these things, he intended that, which
492 12, 31-42| who should see therein things true but divers? For I certainly (
493 13, 4-5 | Thyself art, although these things had either never been, or
494 13, 5-6 | the Father, who made these things, and under the name of Beginning,
495 13, 5-6 | Son, in whom He made these things; and believing, as I did,
496 13, 9-10 | supereminence of Divinity above all things changeable, then were both
497 13, 13-14| apprehended, and forgetteth those things which are behind, and reacheth
498 13, 17-20| attaining whereof they do all things, though they waver up and
499 13, 17-20| of Thy dominion over all things. ~ ~
500 13, 17-21| in like need; not only in things easy, as in herb yielding
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