Part, Question

 1   1, 75 |             that the soul weaves or builds." ~Therefore the soul is
 2   1, 76 |            something that is ~white builds, because it is accidental
 3   1, 74 |             that the soul weaves or builds." ~Therefore the soul is
 4   1, 75 |            something that is ~white builds, because it is accidental
 5   1, 102|         building, ~but the house he builds. Now it may happen that
 6   2, 58 |          i.e. the ends, on which it builds its argument: and this ~
 7   2, 73 |           as the love of God, which builds ~the city of God, is the
 8   2, 73 |       virtues, so ~self-love, which builds the city of Babylon, is
 9   2, 77 |       amounting to contempt of God, builds up the city of Babylon."
10   2, 84 |       Augustine (De Civ. Dei xiv), "builds up the city of Babylon."
11   2, 89 |            1~OBJ 2: Further, he who builds wood, hay and stubble, "
12   2, 89 |              3:15) that the man who builds ~up wood, hay and stubble, "
13   2, 89 |           Apostle says that he ~who builds wood, hay, and stubble "
14   2, 89 |          not said that everyone who builds wood, hay and ~stubble,
15   2, 102|          gossip. The hoopoe, ~which builds its nest on dung, feeds
16   2, 18 |          unto the contempt of self ~builds up the city of God." Therefore
17   2, 24 |              Dei xiv, 28) that it ~"builds up the city of Babylon."
18   2, 116|             et Oper. xvi) that "he ~builds wood, hay, stubble, who
19   2, 116|          covetousness. Now he ~that builds wood, hay, stubble, sins
20   3, 39 | unreasonable anger. Again, the dove builds its nest in the cleft of ~
21   3, 87 |           Cor. 3:12,15) of him that builds up "wood, ~hay, stubble"