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 1 Intro,      0|    Archbishop of Bordeaux to the end of his days. He accepted
 2 Intro,      0|         the Roman Church. By the end of the sixth century the
 3   2,      2  |       have neither beginning nor end, like the circumference
 4   2,      2  |        circumference has neither end nor beginning, you always
 5   2,      2  |      circle would not be without end and beginning, but would
 6   2,      2  |       knowledge of self, and its end in confusion, if this knowledge
 7   2,      3  |        as a means, and not as an end. For, if she takes them
 8   2,      3  |          if she takes them as an end she will be obliged, some
 9   2,      3  |           and not as a principal end in themselves. ~
10   2,      3  |      beaten, a perseverance from end to end, stretching from
11   2,      3  |         perseverance from end to end, stretching from Heaven
12   2,      5  |       sensuality, and obtain the end for which he was created.
13   2,     11  |      arriving at their journey's end, because Heaven was not
14   2,     11  |       himself continually to the end of his journey -- death!
15   2,     21  |          soul has arrived at the end, where there can be no remedy,
16   2,     21  |       which she practices at the end, in judging her misery greater
17   2,     26  |          do they arrive at their end who go by the lower way,
18   2,     27  |         will relate to you their end. ~
19   2,     27  |    neither the beginning nor the end, so that you did not see
20   2,     31  |      which no man arrives at his end. ~
21   2,     33  |    beginning, the middle and the end of the Law. These two cannot
22   2,     33  |       and desire Me, who am your End. When these virtues and
23   2,     34  |      setting out to attain their end in diverse ways and with
24   2,     37  |        which is the good and the end for which I created them.
25   2,     40  |    perfection, and it is to this end, namely that she may arrive
26   2,     40  |           for this should be the end and purpose of all her self-knowledge,
27   3,      7  |       journey to reach Me, their End. They augment in them the
28   3,      8  |          and has reached Me, her End, sees it clearly, and, in
29   3,     15  |          and has reached Me, her End, she does not on that account
30   3,     16  |   because their being will never end, though their life to grace
31   3,     20  |     their body, though not as an end in itself, but as a means
32   3,     20  |       that you may arrive at the end for which I created you.
33   3,     22  |         may arrive at You, their End, Eternal Father. ~
34   3,     28  |         and doctrine, and in the end with blood; Gregory with
35   3,     30  |          of arriving at his last end, his natural tenderness
36   3,     30  |        and seizes Me, who am its End, with ineffable love, restoring
37   3,     31  |         dearest daughter, is the end of these other poor wretches
38   3,     31  |    tastes and receives the sweet end of his being in the way
39   3,     31  |       and how different is their end. ~
40   4,      1  |        did not return to Me, his End, took the keys of obedience
41   4,      9  |       the virtues), receives his end from Me, his Creator." ~
42   4,     10  |        from the beginning to the end your desire concerning obedience. ~
43   4,     10  | beginning of the world until the end, giving you and permitting
44   4,     11  |     faith brings this work to an end. ~
45 Lette,      0|     daughter, desire to know the end of our common mother, I
46 Lette,      0|          she was approaching the end. The whole family was then
47 Lette,      0|     prayer; and, approaching her end, she began to pray especially
48 Lette,      0|       continued in prayer to the end of her life for which she