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  1      1, Arg   |      DISCOURSE WITH HIM CONCERNING THINGS DIVINE, AND NOW BEING REMINDED
  2      1, II    |           Therefore accept from me things, not clever but weighty,
  3      1, III   |         long accustomed use? These things have become deeply and radically
  4      1, IV    |      because I despaired of better things, I used to indulge my sins
  5      1, IV    |          wondrous manner, doubtful things at once began to assure
  6      1, IV    |           themselves to me, hidden things to be revealed, dark things
  7      1, IV    |        things to be revealed, dark things to be enlightened, what
  8      1, IV    |        foreknow the indications of things to come. Only let fear be
  9      1, VI    |         gaze on the appearances of things lying below you, and with
 10      1, VII   |           its glory. What state of things, I pray you, can that be,
 11      1, VIII  |          never buried in oblivion. Things which have now ceased to
 12      1, VIII  |         Can he who looks upon such things be healthyminded or modest?
 13      1, IX    |           sight,--you would behold things done by immodest persons
 14      1, IX    |            rushing upon men, doing things which afford no gratification
 15      1, IX    |          man who is guilty of such things as these does not accuse
 16      1, IX    |           you not to wonder at the things that persons of this kind
 17      1, X     |            least is free from such things, that it is neither exposed
 18      1, X     |            there you will discover things more odious than ever, so
 19      1, XI    |            your attention to those things whereof the sad and revolting
 20      1, XI    |        will now direct you to such things as the world in its ignorance
 21      1, XI    |         these also you will behold things that will shock you. In
 22      1, XII   |            poor wretch, that these things are merely gilded torments,
 23      1, XII   |          of names! they call those things goods, which they absolutely
 24      1, XV    |  beautified is perishing; and such things as contain not the reality
 25      1, XVI   |                         XVI.~These things, dearest Donatus, briefly
 26      2, II    |        done and still do all these things ourselves with all anxiety
 27      2, III   |             however, who gives all things to them that hope in Him,
 28      4, I     |           of the prosperity of all things in respect of your safety
 29      4, II    |             meek and humble in all things, as befits the servants
 30      5, II    |          in respect of doing those things which are required for the
 31      5, II    |            supplied, with whatever things are necessary, as I formerly
 32      5, II    |       their characters, and in all things seeking the Lord's approval,
 33      5, IV    |            dignity requires, those things which either have been or
 34      6, V     |           Christ's precept, speaks things peaceable and good and just,
 35      6, VI    |          or by the heathen, in all things corrected and renewed for
 36      7, II    |                          II.~These things we suffer by our own fault
 37      7, V     |            or sword? None of these things can separate believers,
 38      7, VII   |         escape. Let us look not to things which are behind, whither
 39      7, VII   |        devil calls us back, but to things which are before, whither
 40      7, VIII  |            our dangers; that those things may be fulfilled which the
 41      8, III   |            He looks through secret things, and beholds that which
 42      9, II    |            good their claim to all things; I could dissemble and bear
 43      9, III   |           and do not suggest these things to brethren, so that, being
 44      9, III   |        above them, they may do all things with the fear of God, and
 45      9, IV    |         hearing and speaking those things whereby the Lord condescends
 46      9, IV    |             And you shall hear all things when the Lord, who bade
 47     10, I     |          restrained, so that those things which are done by you yourselves,
 48     10, II    |     butchers. For to concede those things which tend to destruction
 49     10, III   |  considering what and what sort of things in past time your predecessors
 50     10, III   |            you will regulate those things that are asked of you with
 51     11, II    |        they should attain to these things in due course. For, as in
 52     13, I     |           debate upon all kinds of things, according to the discipline
 53     13, II    |           may be able to order all things with the religiousness of
 54     14, Arg   |          HIS WITHDRAWAL AND OF THE THINGS WHICH HE DID THEREIN, HAVING
 55     14, III   |         united and to agree in all things, should in any respect be
 56     15, I     |     rejoice very greatly when such things are brought to me from you
 57     15, I     |            breathing onlycelestial things, and meditating only divinethings,
 58     15, III   |             when such and so great things are resolved, when nothing
 59     20, I     |           one looks not now to the things that are of the world, but
 60     20, IV    |            have tended them in all things, For all are with them.
 61     22, I     |        word, has attempted certain things, constituting himself for
 62     22, I     |        persisted in doing the same things under his name, saying that
 63     23, I     |          first of all, whether all things were found fitting in them,
 64     24, II    |       teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded
 65     25, II    |          with such words, that the things which were related might
 66     25, IV    |      slaughter.) Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors
 67     25, V     |              V.~When we read these things, and things of the like
 68     25, V     |          we read these things, and things of the like kind, brought
 69     25, V     |      should we rather commit these things for him to ask for us, than
 70     25, VI    |          acquisitions; that in all things you have always shown yourself
 71     25, VII   |          satisfy God, the unlawful things that they had done. Nothing
 72     26, II    |          shall have done all these things, say, We are unprofitable
 73     26, II    |          to do." Thinking of which things, and although they had received
 74     27, II    |       distasteful, and crave those things which seem to please them
 75     29, I     |     expression. But although those things which we have spoken of
 76     29, III   |          we should observe certain things somewhat rudely suggested
 77     30, II    |            and uncertain storms of things; and the helm of counsel
 78     30, II    |          proper praises. For those things which are proclaimed to
 79     30, V     |         times, who can arrange all things of this kind, and who can
 80     33, II    |        tedious wasting away. Great things are they--marvelIous things
 81     33, II    |        things are they--marvelIous things are they--which the brotherhood
 82     33, IV    |            daily be heard in those things which the Lord spoke. Let
 83     36, I     |          my duty, and do all those things which behove to be done
 84     36, II    |        their commemorations, which things, with the Lord's protection,
 85     37, I     |           has been attempting many things with wickedness and craft;
 86     37, I     |           relieved, and that those things which I had desired should
 87     37, II    |         And since, after all these things, neither moved by the honour
 88     37, II    |         they will prove; all which things we shall then judicially
 89     39, IV    |            and tranquillity in all things, he himself should seem
 90     39, VI    |        words; for because of these things cometh the wrath of God
 91     40, I     |           refuted and repelled the things which they pertinaciously
 92     41, I     |           to us, by whom all these things were undoubtedly alleged
 93     41, I     |      Moreover, bringing these same things trader the notice of our
 94     41, II    |      sanctity, we repudiated those things which from the other party
 95     41, II    |         nor to be heard. For those things should not easily be put
 96     41, II    |       throw abroad in the meantime things which they cannot prove;
 97     41, II    |           priests to do, that such things, when they are written by
 98     41, II    |           pursue is, if, when such things are written by the calumnious
 99     41, IV    | brotherhood may be informed of all things by us. Moreover, I have
100     43, I     |       manage and provide for those things which are to be dealt with
101     44, II    |            ambassadors to you, all things should be in the meantime
102     44, III   |         words, in that they relate things otherwise than is the truth.
103     45, I     |         the Church; but since many things had preceded this which
104     45, I     |         mouth and confession those things which they had sent by the
105     45, II    |         read subjoined. When these things were done, Maximus, Urbanus,
106     45, II    |           either done or said, all things on both sides being forgiven,
107     45, II    |        people. But we remitted all things to Almighty God, in whose
108     45, II    |            God, in whose power all things are reserved.~
109     45, III   |                         III.~These things therefore, brother, written
110     47, I     |        contrived greater and worse things by his malice and insatiable
111     48, II    |            to do similar and equal things there, forcibly separating
112     51, III   |        easy to them. Both of which things have been done by me, not
113     51, VII   |          not now recede from these things which have once been determined
114     51, VII   |           agreement, although many things are ventilated by the voices
115     51, IX    |           priests, was threatening things that can, and cannot be
116     51, X     |        discreditable and malignant things that are bandied about concerning
117     51, XV    |            I please all men in all things, not seeking mine own profit,
118     51, XVI   |              we are to avoid those things which do not come from God'
119     51, XVIII |         heart, will judge of those things which we have imperfectly
120     51, XVIII |          My little children, these things write I unto you, that ye
121     51, XXII  |           I have," saith He, "many things against thee, because thou
122     51, XXII  |            fornication, and to eat things sacrificed to idols; and
123     51, XXIII |          heavenly Father give good things to them that ask Him?''
124     51, XXVII |        service of idols: for which things' sake cometh the wrath of
125     51, XXVIII|          sin; but, after all these things, you shall die without the
126     51, XXVIII|          of the Church. Whatsoever things are necessary to peace,
127     51, XXX   |                     XXX.~These few things for the present, out of
128     51, XXX   |   fruitfully and more at large the things which make for a salutary
129     53, I     |     Himself who gave the law, that things which were bound on earth
130     53, I     |            allowed, moreover, that things might be loosed there which
131     53, III   |   Discerner and Searcher of hidden things judges, and He will quickly
132     53, III   |          of the secrets and hidden things of the heart. But the evil
133     54, II    |          many base and disgraceful things, and such as were worthy
134     54, III   |             being evil, speak good things? for out of the abundance
135     54, III   |       treasure bringeth forth good things; and an evil man out of
136     54, III   |       treasure bringeth forth evil things." Whence also that rich
137     54, V     |            that not even the least things are done without God's will,
138     54, V     |           the highest and greatest things are done in God's Church
139     54, V     |          know and believe that all things are ruled and governed.
140     54, IX    |           was confident that these things were in your knowledge,
141     54, IX    |        about this, since all these things are slighted by us; and
142     54, XII   |        dearest brother, to do like things to them, and to go through
143     54, XII   |      through in my discourse those things which they have committed,
144     54, XII   |            not be angry with these things? saith the Lord.'' And they
145     54, XIII  |            in the Church. By which things, indeed, it is not so much
146     54, XIII  |           mind is smitten by these things, and their spirit is dull,
147     54, XIV   |            satisfy God. After such things as these, moreover, they
148     54, XVI   |             I shut my eyes to many things, with the desire and the
149     54, XVI   |            brotherhood. Even those things which are committed against
150     54, XVII  |           Lord, and not doing holy things are deserted by the Holy
151     58, II    |          an increase. But whatever things are made by God, are completed
152     58, IV    |          written, "To the pure all things are pure." Nor ought any
153     59, II    |           blood--who suffers these things to happen for this reason,
154     59, III   | brotherhood, considering all these things according to your letter,
155     59, IV    |           their prayers that these things may not happen again; but
156     60, II    |     clothing, and not teach deadly things to others without the Church,
157     60, II    |            himself learn wholesome things in the Church. I bid you,
158     61, II    |         ought to be bridled in all things and ruled by us, lest an
159     61, V     |           heaven please God in all things, and not offend God's priests
160     62, VI    |          of the Gentiles. To which things divine Scripture adds, and
161     62, VIII  |         not," says he, "the former things, and consider not the things
162     62, VIII  |       things, and consider not the things of old. Behold, I will do
163     62, X     |        truth, lays down these very things in his epistle, saying, "
164     62, X     |         observe and to do the same things which the Master both taught
165     62, XVIII |            XVIII.~To neglect these things any further, and to persevere
166     62, XVIII |       teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded
167     63, I     |           I not be angry for these things? saith the Lord." And in
168     63, III   |         religion; as earthly, with things divine; as sacrilegious,
169     63, III   |      divine; as sacrilegious, with things sacred. That such persons
170     63, V     |        words, for because of these things cometh the wrath of God
171     64, II    |        smitest thou me?" All which things were therefore done by Him
172     64, III   |           full humility. For these things are the beginnings of heretics,
173     65, I     |          with divine and spiritual things, are not able to withdraw
174     65, I     |          in heavenly and spiritual things.~
175     66, I     |     brother, informing me of those things which also I certainly know
176     67, I     |         you again concerning these things, and your solicitude, no
177     67, II    |                    II.~Since these things are announced and are made
178     67, II    |           tradition." Having which things before our eyes, and solicitously
179     67, III   |           men, and touch not those things which belong to them, lest
180     67, IV    |        presumption, and that those things which do not come of a legitimate
181     67, VII   |           does not continue. These things have been foretold as about
182     67, VII   |         fail, but evil and adverse things shall prosper.~
183     67, VIII  |           way under these ruins of things and wrecks of faith; but,
184     67, IX    |      themselves, inventors of evil things, who, although they knew
185     67, IX    |        that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not
186     67, IX    |            they which commit those things, but they also which consent
187     67, IX    |            unto those who do these things." Since they, says he, who
188     67, IX    |         they, says he, who do such things are worthy of death, he
189     67, IX    |        into punishment who do evil things, but also those who consent
190     68, I     |           or believed in time past things so wicked, so disgraceful,
191     68, I     |          that you believe the same things concerning me, and that
192     68, I     |          and truth prove that even things of little consequence are
193     68, II    |            mischievous and adverse things against himself, but there
194     68, II    |           will by and by judge all things, was unwilling to be believed
195     68, IV    |            Nor do I boast of these things, but with grief I bring
196     68, VII   |            impious, to unspeakable things against your brother. against
197     68, X     |           servant; and among other things which He condescended to
198     68, X     |            the deeds. But of those things that you have done, either
199     68, X     |    yourself a judge over us. These things, of the pure conscience
200     69, III   |           that since with them all things are futile and false, nothing
201     70, III   |         taught and shown that many things are revealed to individuals
202     70, III   |           not overcome when better things are presented to us, but
203     71, I     |           at which, moreover, many things were brought forward and
204     71, I     |       apostolic instruction in all things of the law of the divine
205     71, III   |         III.~We have brought these things, dearest brother, to your
206     71, III   |          religion and faith, those things which are no less religious
207     71, III   |         colleagues, retain certain things peculiar to themselves,
208     72, II    |       celebrating the same or like things with him? Utterly vain and
209     72, III   |          insinuate true and lawful things into his mind, who, having
210     72, V     |         but rather he has received things adulterous and profane,
211     72, VIII  |    Scripture, when we say that all things are arranged by divine direction
212     72, XVI   |            I have foretold you all things." Whence it appears that
213     72, XVI   |         Whence it appears that all things are not at once to be received
214     72, XVI   |          of Christ, but only those things which are done in the truth
215     72, XXVI  |                        XXVI.~These things, dearest brother, I have
216     73, II    |           apostles? For that those things which are written must be
217     73, II    |          and taught to observe all things which He commanded. If,
218     73, II    |           the apostles, wrote such things of the heretics. And this,
219     73, IX    |             let us keep fast those things which are true.~
220     74, III   |                 III.~But let these things which were done by Stephen
221     74, III   |      sadness on ourselves from the things that he has wickedly done.
222     74, III   |       charity and unity even those things which seem to be divided
223     74, IV    |           IV.~But we receive those things which you have written as
224     74, IV    |          either to repeat the same things for the confirmation of
225     74, IV    |          or, moreover, to add some things for the sake of accumulating
226     74, IV    |           our care, so that if any things are more serious they may
227     74, VI    |          Rome do not observe those things in all cases which are handed
228     74, VI    |           among them, and that all things are not observed among them
229     74, VI    |          other provinces also many things are varied because of the
230     74, IX    |            of baptism; since these things are only then of advantage,
231     74, X     |           wonderful and portentous things, and promised that she would
232     74, X     |          demon was attempting many things for the deceiving of the
233     74, X     |          the faithful, among other things by which she had deceived
234     74, XI    |           duly completed, when all things, although after the image
235     74, XVIII |         Holy Spirit; and the other things also which are done among
236     74, XXVI  |         objecting to another those things which he himself ought deservedly
237     75, X     |           priests, strive to usurp things foreign and lawless, and
238     75, XII   |            and giver is sound, all things hold and may be con- summated
239     75, XIV   |       heaven, and, prefiguring the things to come, showed forth the
240     75, XV    |             saying, "Now all these things were our examples." And
241     76, I     |          so many and such glorious things concerning my dearest friends,
242     76, I     |     concerning my dearest friends, things with which the divine condescension
243     76, I     |       blessed brethren, that these things have happened to you in
244     76, II    |            religious courage, such things are ornaments, not chains;
245     76, VI    |                      VI.~All which things, most brave and faithful
246     77, I     |       belief. For by whatever good things you have introduced in your
247     78, II    |            have both adorned those things which had been less in-strutted
248     80, II    |            imitate the Lord in all things. "We are," says he, "the
249     80, III   |        added that God could do all things; but yet they would not
250     80, IV    |         that you may follow in all things Rogatianus the presbyter,
251     81, I     |         many various and uncertain things are current in men's opinions.
252     81, II    |               II.~I beg that these things may be made known by your