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 1   3(21)|       the very foundation of his whole system.~
 2   3    |          is~good, and taken as a whole they are very good, because
 3   3(22)|         motif which pervades the whole of Augustinian metaphysics.
 4   7(38)|        III, 23ff. Throughout his whole career he continued to maintain
 5   8    |         course, referring to the whole~human race.~
 6   8    |           was the situation: the whole mass of the human race stood~
 7   9    |       guilt, nor did it hand the whole company over to a deserved
 8   9    |         universe, that since the whole~multitude of the angels
 9   9    |    although it had perished as a whole through sins and punishments,~
10   9    |      understood to mean that the whole process~is credited to God,
11  10    |     which the part signifies the whole, just as it is said, "Since
12  10    |          is~unthinkable) for the whole Church to confess him "born
13  12    |       Son~alone, was made by the whole Trinity - for the works
14  12    |          some divine action, the whole Trinity is to be understood
15  14    |      that by it, in one man, the whole human race was originally
16  14    |          the~world, that is, the whole human race.~
17  15    |         we are to understand the whole Church, not just the part
18  15    |        in the bond of love - the whole instituted for the proper
19  15    |           Wherefore, neither the whole Church nor any part of it
20  15    |         the supreme Trinity as a whole - is holy Church, the ~Universal
21  16    |     always peace, both among the whole company of rational creatures
22  17    |        us~to understand that the whole import of the ~sacraments
23  21    |  immediately, "Now therefore the whole fault among you is that
24  23    |   wrought. But what is not yet a whole will become whole, just
25  23    |          yet a whole will become whole, just as ~what has been
26  23    |          required to complete ~a whole human body.~
27  23    | mysterious celerity, out of ~the whole of the matter of which it
28  25    |     mercy."~212 And, indeed,~the whole visage of Scripture and,
29  25    |   understands, he sees ~that the whole human race was condemned
30  25    |        just damnation - what the whole mass deserved and to what
31  27    |         we~are to understand the whole of mankind, in every single
32  31    |        that sin works in man the whole round of~concupiscence,