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 1   1(10)|                    Already, very early in his ministry (397),
 2   3(21)|  Augustine's thought as the very foundation of his whole
 3   3    |   taken as a whole they are very good, because together they
 4   6    |    tongue,"~35 which is the very essence of lying. But when
 5   7    |     this which stood at the very threshold of my understanding.~38
 6   9(59)|     at Cassiciacum till the very end, Augustine toiled with
 7  12    |    is called ~- this is the very mode in which Christ was "
 8  12    |  whatever preceding, at the very outset of his existence,
 9  12    |    could - would call for a very long discussion.~~
10  13    |     in; or whether, on this very account, God threatens~to
11  14    |    of sins - so that in the very same~sense in which the
12  15    |   bodies. Yet this raises a very difficult question: How,
13  16    |     preserves them! Yet the very difficulty of~this business
14  22    | devoted exclusively to this very point.~191~~
15  24    | Unless we believe this, the very beginning of our Confession
16  25    |  says to Pharaoh, 'For this very purpose~I raised you up,
17  26    |     their purpose. In their very ~act of going against his
18  26    |     God willeth. There is a very great difference between
19  26    |   he and the latter did the very same thing, he worked~through
20  27    |  adults and middle-aged and very old; of~every tongue and
21  28    | might be vanquished by that very nature he~was rejoicing
22  29    |     thank offerings for the very good, propitiations for
23  29    |     malis], and, as for the very bad - even if they are of
24  29    |    then, that some - indeed very many - yield to merely human