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1 Int, 1 | ipse viderint]; but I do know that they have given pleasure
2 Int, 1 | perseverance, you either know or can review them as you
3 1, I | thee. Grant me, O Lord, to know and understand whether first
4 1, I | praise thee; whether first to know thee or call upon thee.
5 1, I | order that we may come to know thee. But “how shall they
6 1, IV | upon the proud, and they know it not; always working,
7 1, V | thy eyes; I confess and know it. But who will cleanse
8 1, VI | Lord my God, but that I know not whence I came hither
9 1, VI | death-in-life? I do not know. And yet the consolations
10 1, VI | confess unto thee only what I know?~10. I give thanks to thee,
11 1, VII | they cure these things by I know not what remedies. But is
12 1, XI | God, for I would gladly know if it be thy will, to what
13 1, XIII | will reply that they do not know and the learned will deny
14 3, IV(61) | minor essay now lost. We know of its existence from other
15 3, IV | things to thee! Nor did I know how thou wast even then
16 3, VII | it, because I did not yet know that evil was nothing but
17 3, VII | fantasms? And I did not know that God is a spirit who
18 3, VII | s image.”~13. Nor did I know that true inner righteousness -
19 3, VII | These things I did not know then, nor had I observed
20 3, IX | But blessed are they who know what thou dost command.
21 4, III | instinct which does not know what goes on within itself,
22 4, IV | sorely.95 But she did not know how to answer me. And if
23 4, XI | but partial. You do not know the whole, of which sensations
24 4, XIV | of Rome, a man I did not know by sight but whom I loved
25 4, XIV | secretly. And how is it that I know - whence comes my confident
26 4, XV | and lust - but I did not know what I was talking about.
27 4, XV | back by thee that I might know the taste of death, for “
28 5, II | For in truth they do not know that thou art everywhere;
29 5, III | immortality. ~5. They do not know the way which is thy word,
30 5, III | patterns of measure. Thus they know not that thy wisdom is not
31 5, III | Caesar.128 And they do not know this “Way” by which they
32 5, III | him to him. They did not know this “Way,” and so they
33 5, III | if they do find him, and know that he is God, they do
34 5, IV | these things and does not know thee. And that man is happy
35 5, IV | even though he does not know these things. He who knows
36 5, IV | it - although he may not know how many feet high it is
37 5, IV | even though he does not know the circlings of the Great
38 5, V | things. Yet, since he did not know even these other things,
39 5, VII | teach me what I wanted to know, and then said nothing.
40 5, VIII | me with her, and did not know what joy thou wast preparing
41 5, X | meditate on my God, I did not know what to think of but a huge
42 6, III | experience. ~Nor did he know my own frustrations, nor
43 6, IV | though I could not yet know for certain whether what
44 6, IV | objects, which I did not know how to conceive of except
45 6, V | was impossible for me to know otherwise than by hearsay.
46 6, V | would say to me, “How do you know that those Scriptures were
47 6, V | what thou art I did not know - and that to thee belongs
48 6, VI | and rise again with it, I know not how many times. It does
49 6, VI | a man’s joy is gained. I know this is so, and I know that
50 6, VI | I know this is so, and I know that the joy of a faithful
51 6, IX | haste. Being curious to know the reasons, he went up
52 6, XII | For, he said, he longed to know what that could be without
53 6, XV | vowing to thee never to know any other man and leaving
54 6, XVI | cleanse me, but I did not know it. Nor did anything call
55 6, XVI | anything else?” I did not know that this was in fact the
56 6, XVI | its goal, as he begins to know Jesus Christ and to be drawn
57 6, III | it was that I had come to know that I had a will as certainly
58 6, V | dimensions, for these I could not know - but as large as I could
59 6, VI | the Life which does not know how to die and the Wisdom
60 6, VI | inquire or those inquired of know it or not - so that the
61 6, IX | souls.”197 Thus, though they know God, yet they do not glorify
62 7, II | as a friend - “You must know that I am a Christian.”
63 7, II | among them that did not know him? And a low murmur ran
64 7, IV | well-known, even those who know them rejoice less for them.
65 7, VI | wanted with us I do not know; but we sat down to talk
66 7, XII | under a fig tree - how I know not - and gave free course
67 7, XII | voice of a boy or a girl I know not which - coming from
68 8, II | to be still that I might know that thou art the Lord269
69 8, IV | and seek after falsehood? Know this, that the Lord hath
70 8, IV | How long?” He cries, “Know this,” and I - so long “
71 8, IX | good to me if I did not know to my sorrow countless persons
72 8, X | are satisfied, I do not know what more I want here or
73 8, XI | longer in her heart, I do not know; but I joyfully marveled
74 8, XI | end of time, he should not know the place whence he is to
75 8, XIII | gifts? Oh, if only men would know themselves as men, then “
76 8, XIII | intercession for us.”312 I know that she acted in mercy,
77 8, XIII | this life, in a manner I know not. May they with pious
78 9, I | CHAPTER I~ ~1. Let me know thee, O my Knower; let me
79 9, I | thee, O my Knower; let me know thee even as I am known.318
80 9, III | infirmities? People are curious to know the lives of others, but
81 9, III | about themselves but to know themselves? And who is he
82 9, III | different people desire to know, both those who know me
83 9, III | to know, both those who know me and those who do not
84 9, III | me and those who do not know me. Some have heard about
85 9, V | which is in him” does not know itself. But thou, O Lord,
86 9, V | dust and ashes - even I know something about thee which
87 9, V | about thee which I do not know about myself. And it is
88 9, V | myself than with thee. I know that thou canst not suffer
89 9, V | violence, but I myself do not know what temptations I can resist,
90 9, V | therefore confess what I know about myself; I will also
91 9, V | also confess what I do not know about myself. What I do
92 9, V | about myself. What I do know of myself, I know from thy
93 9, V | What I do know of myself, I know from thy enlightening of
94 9, V | of me; and what I do not know of myself, I will continue
95 9, V | I will continue not to know until the time when my “
96 9, IX | and logic are, and what I know about how many different
97 9, X | words are composed and I know that those sounds pass through
98 9, X | into my memory? I do not know. For when I first learned
99 9, XI | said to have learned and to know. Yet, if I cease to recall
100 9, XV | signified. Nor would sick people know what was meant when health
101 9, XV | it. I name memory and I know what I name. But where do
102 9, XV | what I name. But where do I know it, except in the memory
103 9, XVI | term signifies, how could I know what that sound signified
104 9, XVI | forgetfulness, we could never know the thing signified by the
105 9, XVII | display many other things they know and do by habit. Indeed,
106 9, XIX | or think of some man we know, and, having forgotten his
107 9, XX | have it, but how I do not know.~There is, indeed, a sense
108 9, XX | desire. How they come to know happiness, I cannot tell,
109 9, XX | memory. For if we did not know it, we should not love it.
110 9, XX | delighted, for he does not know what has been spoken. But
111 9, XXI | striving to attain more. Now we know something about the happy
112 9, XXI | it follows that they must know something about it - nevertheless,
113 9, XXIII | Where, then, did they ever know about this happy life, except
114 9, XXVIII | the victory lies I do not know.~Woe is me! Lord, have pity
115 9, XXVIII | the victory lies I do not know. Woe is me! Lord, have pity
116 9, XXIX | was a point of wisdom to know whose gift it was.346 For
117 9, XXXI | that we might afterward know that we did receive it from
118 9, XXXI | from thee that both might know from whom all this came.~
119 9, XXXI | therewith to be content. I know how to be abased and I know
120 9, XXXI | know how to be abased and I know how to abound. . . . I can
121 9, XXXI | incontinent appetite. I know that permission was granted
122 9, XXXI | which he fed. And I also know that Esau was deceived by
123 9, XXXIII | they are stimulated by I know not what secret correlation.
124 9, XXXIII | unknowingly, but I come to know it afterward.~50. On the
125 9, XXXIV | the blessing of them to know them; or that Light which
126 9, XXXIV | fatal sweetness. Those who know how to praise thee for it, “
127 9, XXXV | which do not profit us to know about, and concerning which
128 9, XXXV | concerning which men desire to know only for the sake of knowing.
129 9, XXXV | off by the inroads of I know not what idle thoughts.~
130 9, XXXVII | eyes, for I am not able to know for certain how far I am
131 9, XXXVII | thing is absent I do not know whether I should be contented
132 9, XXXVII | be. But, again, how do I know whether I feel this way
133 9, XXXVII | actually my way, I truly do not know. On this score I know less
134 9, XXXVII | not know. On this score I know less of myself than thou
135 9, XXXVIII| eye of the proud does not know. The reports that come from
136 9, XL | perfection in me I do not know to what point life might
137 10, III | said. But how should I then know whether what he said was
138 10, IV | even exist. These things we know, thanks be to thee. Yet
139 10, VII | true immortality.~This I know, O my God, and I give thanks.
140 10, VII | God, and I give thanks. I know, I confess to thee, O Lord,
141 10, VII | blesses thee along with me. We know, O Lord, this much we know:
142 10, VII | know, O Lord, this much we know: that in the same proportion
143 10, VIII | a fashion, but I do not know how to express it, unless
144 10, XII | have answered, “I do not know what I do not know,” than
145 10, XII | do not know what I do not know,” than cause one who asked
146 10, XII | knew all that I desire to know to my profit as surely as
147 10, XII | my profit as surely as I know that no creature was made
148 10, XIV | time? If no one asks me, I know what it is. If I wish to
149 10, XIV | him who asks me, I do not know. Yet I say with confidence
150 10, XIV | say with confidence that I know that if nothing passed away,
151 10, XVIII | past and future, I wish to know where they are. But if I
152 10, XVIII | succeeded in this, I still know that wherever they are,
153 10, XVIII | confess, O my God, I do not know. But this I certainly do
154 10, XVIII | But this I certainly do know: that we generally think
155 10, XXI | anyone asks me, “How do you know this?”, I can answer: “I
156 10, XXI | this?”, I can answer: “I know because we measure. We could
157 10, XXII | away - and how I do not know.~We speak of this time and
158 10, XXIII | no time.~30. I thirst to know the power and the nature
159 10, XXV | to thee, O Lord, that I know that I am speaking all these
160 10, XXV | of time. How, then, do I know this, when I do not know
161 10, XXV | know this, when I do not know what time is? Or, is it
162 10, XXV | it possible that I do not know how I can express what I
163 10, XXV | I can express what I do know? Alas for me! I do not even
164 10, XXV | Alas for me! I do not even know the extent of my own ignorance.
165 10, XXVI | how is it that I do not know what I measure? I measure
166 10, XXVI | extendedness of what I do not know. This is a marvel to me.
167 10, XXVI | twice as long as that.” I know that I am measuring time.
168 10, XXVIII | to repeat a psalm that I know. Before I begin, my attention
169 10, XXIX | order of which I do not know, and my thoughts, even the
170 10, XXXI | that thou shouldst merely know all things past and future.
171 11, V | be attempting either to know by being ignorant or by
172 11, V | or by knowing how not to know.~
173 11, VI | nothingness.462~But I desired to know, not to guess. And, if my
174 11, XI | wings.~14. Now I do not know what kind of formlessness
175 11, XIII | where to understand is to know all at once - not “in part,”
176 11, XVIII | anything that we either know or suppose to be false.
177 11, XXV | he asks me, “How do you know that Moses meant what you
178 11, XXX | confess to thee that I do not know. Yet I do know that those
179 11, XXX | I do not know. Yet I do know that those opinions are
180 12, VIII | love so that I may come to know how much there is still
181 12, VIII | presence.”520 Only this I know, that my existence is my
182 12, XI | speak of are: to be, to know, and to will. For I am,
183 12, XI | to will. For I am, and I know, and I will. I am a knowing
184 12, XI | knowing and a willing being; I know that I am and that I will;
185 12, XI | and I will to be and to know. In these three functions,
186 12, XV | perfect thy praise.568 For we know no other books that so destroy
187 12, XV | justify his own sins. I do not know, O Lord, I do not know any
188 12, XV | not know, O Lord, I do not know any other such pure words
189 12, XVI | Real, thou alone dost fully know, since thou art immutably,
190 12, XIX | he speaketh wisdom - who know how to give rightly to the
191 12, XXIII | external works, so that we may know them by their fruits; yet
192 12, XXIII | without, since he cannot know which of them may later
193 12, XXIV | sayings in thy books. For I know that a thing that is understood
194 12, XXIV | ways by the body; and I know that a thing that has only
195 12, XXV | as thou inspirest me to know what thou dost will that
196 12, XXVI | therewith to be content. I know both how to be abased and
197 12, XXVI | said, “You [Philippians] know also that in the beginning
198 12, XXVI | that alone. But how do we know this? We know it because
199 12, XXVI | how do we know this? We know it because he himself adds, “
200 12, XXVII | For they do not really know why this should be done,
201 12, XXXI | Spirit of God, that we might know the things that are freely
202 12, XXXI | but how, then, do we also know what things are given us
203 12, XXXI | is given me: “Because we know these things by his Spirit;
204 12, XXXI | also truly said to them who know through the Spirit of God, “
205 12, XXXI | is not you yourselves who know,” and just as rightly it
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