bold = Main text
   Chapter                                grey = Comment text

 1   1    |    God. But no term is better than qeosebeia, which clearly
 2   1    |   reply that this was shorter than you wished, and might then
 3   2    |     more rightly said to fear than to hope. A~poet, distinguishing
 4   3    |      often~matters of opinion than of verified knowledge.~For
 5   3    |   invisible, is nothing other than the goodness of the Creator, ~
 6   4    |    corruption is nothing more than the deprivation of the good.
 7   5    |  which we ought to understand than our own health. But when
 8   5    |      it is better not to know than to know. Likewise, there
 9   5    | erring traveler is better off than the unerring~brigand? This
10   5    |     To err means nothing~more than to judge as true what is
11   5    |    when they deceive by lying than when they are deceived by
12   6    |    his statement to be true - than the ~one who unknowingly
13   6(34)|  written about a year earlier than the Enchiridion. Augustine
14   6    |     deceived is a lesser~evil than to lie, as far as a man'
15   6    |       connected with religion than for one to be deceived in
16   6    |      to lie in the first case than to be deceived in the second?
17   6    | someone into the former error than to be led by someone into
18   7    |   life, which is nothing less than life eternal. It is a question
19   7    |      no, no: for what is more than this comes from evil."~42
20   8    |    our good is nothing ~other than the bountiful goodness of
21   8    |       lash of appetite rather than a feeling of plenty - there
22   8    |     to~bring good out of evil than not to permit any evil to
23  10    |    man, the~Father is greater than he. Since he was God's only
24  11    |     began to be nothing other than God's Son, the only Son,
25  12    |      man in a different~sense than a hair is, or a louse, or
26  13    |     under his own rule rather than the rule of God; and sacrilege
27  13    |    since he hungered for more than should have~sufficed for
28  13    |       far as - but no farther than - the third and fourth generations,~
29  14    |      in the baptism of Christ than the likeness of the death
30  14    |    crucified is nothing other than the likeness of the forgiveness
31  15    | temple? Or how can he be~less than Christ whose members are
32  15    |       seem to be nothing more than luminous bodies, with neither
33  17    |      the hope of future goods than with the retaining or~attaining
34  18    |       things he greatly loves than to lose Christ - then one
35  18    |      and worldly goods rather than to Christ, he~does not have
36  18    |   loss of these~things rather than losing Christ, and does
37  19    |      of these alms is greater than the forgiveness from the
38  21    |       and of others even less than these, such as offenses
39  21    |    that they are more serious than we think. For who would
40  22    |       their good opinion more than he regards judgment, which
41  23    |      not be lacking, any more than the blemishes wrought~by
42  24    |     was the one chosen rather than~the other, when the condition
43  24    |  Almighty~for no other reason than that he can do whatsoever
44  26    |     consonant with God's will than is the impiety of the other,
45  26    |       not will~what he willed than were those who were willing ~
46  29    |    tolerable burden of misery than others.~
47  29    |     are meant more to terrify than to express~the literal truth. "
48  30    |   should seek from none other than the Lord God whatever it
49  31    |       apostle says is greater than the other two - that~is,
50  32    |  surpassed, "for greater love than this no one has, that a