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 1      1, IV  |      and because I despaired of better things, I used to indulge
 2      1, XI  |        may offend the gaze of a better conscience, I will now direct
 3      5, I   |      them;--yet it seemed to me better, still to preserve my retreat
 4      6, I   |      what can I wish greater or better in my prayers than to see
 5      6, III |      are careful for; and, made better by the honour of your confession
 6      6, VI  |   corrected and renewed for the better; and those who formerly
 7     22, Arg |          IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY BETTER UNDERSTAND THESE MATTERS,
 8     27, III |          and do not recede from better counsels; and be careful
 9     29, III |        divine mercy. How vastly better would have been the letters
10     35, I   |       you. For where could I be better or more joyful than there
11     41, IV  |     pronounced. But you will do better, brother, if you will also
12     54, XV  |        For one who fears God is better than a thousand impious
13     61, II  |      unable to persevere, it is better that they should marry,
14     68, II  |       my testimony of myself is better than that of God? when the
15     68, VI  |        How much more simple and better than you are the brute cattle
16     70, III | revealed to individuals for the better, and that each one ought
17     70, III |        if anything has appeared better and more useful, he should
18     70, III |        we are not overcome when better things are presented to
19     72, XIII|        has been revealed as the better by the Holy Spirit. For
20     73, X   |         because he also teaches better who daily increases and
21     73, X   |        and advances by learning better; which very thing, moreover,
22     73, X   |   admonishes, "that if anything better be revealed to one sitting
23     75, IX  |        moreover, that it may be better understood what is the divine