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 1   1,  13      |    beginning of freedom", Saint Augustine writes, "is to be free from
 2   1,  15(24)  |                       Cf. Saint Augustine, De Sermone Domini in Monte,
 3   1,  17      | yourself' " (Rom 13:8-9). Saint Augustine, after speaking of the observance
 4   1,  21      |         thanks", exclaims Saint Augustine speaking to the baptized, "
 5   1,  22      |         to us" (Rom 5:5). Saint Augustine asks: "Does love bring about
 6   1,  23      |          Once again it is Saint Augustine who admirably sums up this
 7   1,  24      |         profound words by Saint Augustine in his prayer: "Da quod
 8   1,  24      |     East and West, and of Saint Augustine in particular,32 Saint Thomas
 9   2,  41(74)  |                       Cf. Saint Augustine, Enarratio in Psalmum LXII,
10   2,  43      |        God's eternal law. Saint Augustine defines this as "the reason
11   2,  51      |     these rules written", Saint Augustine wondered, "except in the
12   2,  81      |       ipsa peccata sunt), Saint Augustine writes, like theft, fornication,
13   3,  87      |      Lord with gladness", Saint Augustine says: "In the house of the
14   3,  102(162)|      celebrated text from Saint Augustine, which the Council cites
15 Conc,  119    |  communion of his Church. Saint Augustine reminds us that "he who