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1 Int | still our best mirror of the heart and mind of the Christian
2 Int | they ordered and moved his heart and mind. It was in Scripture
3 Int | more of an Augustinian at heart than a “proper” Aristotelian.
4 Int | massive prejudices in his heart and head. His doctrine of
5 Int | It touches man’s inmost heart and will. It guides and
6 Int | spontaneous expression of his heart that cast his self-recollection
7 Int | new spirit rises in his heart.~After this radical change,
8 Int, 1 | of Christian love as the heart of the Christian life. This,
9 Int, 1 | complete - introduction to the heart and mind of this great Christian
10 1, I | thyself and restless is our heart until it comes to rest in
11 1, V | Who will send thee into my heart so to overwhelm it that
12 1, V | Behold, the ears of my heart are before thee, O Lord;
13 1, V | away the iniquity of my heart?17 I do not contend in judgment
14 1, XI | much perplexed, for, with a heart pure in thy faith, she was
15 1, XIII | thee, O God, light of my heart, and bread of the inner
16 1, XIII | of punishment, for my own heart urged me to bring forth
17 1, XV | grasp thy hand with my whole heart that thou mayest deliver
18 1, XVI | done it, and with all my heart, I’m glad.”32~ ~These words
19 1, XVII | propped up the tendrils of my heart by thy Scriptures; and it
20 1, XVIII | after thy delight, whose “heart said unto thee, ‘I have
21 1, XVIII | to say, to be darkened in heart - this is to be far from
22 2, II | obscured and overcast my heart that I was unable to distinguish
23 2, III | thy ear than a confessing heart and a faithful life? ~Who
24 2, III | true and good Lord of my heart, which is thy field.48 ~
25 2, III | them, however, sank into my heart to make me do anything.
26 2, IV | was forbidden. Such was my heart, O God, such was my heart -
27 2, IV | heart, O God, such was my heart - which thou didst pity
28 2, IV | pit. Behold, now let my heart confess to thee what it
29 2, V | sweetness of the upright in heart.~11. When, therefore, we
30 2, V | idleness,” he says, “hand or heart should grow inactive.”52
31 2, VIII | but God, who illumines my heart and searches out the dark
32 3, IV | all admire, though not his heart. This particular book of
33 3, IV | an incredible warmth of heart I yearned for an immortality
34 3, IV | thou knowest, O Light of my heart, the words of the apostle
35 3, IV | Saviour thy Son, my tender heart had piously drunk in, deeply
36 3, VI | clatter of tongues, for their heart was empty of truth. Still
37 3, VIII | to love God with all his heart, with all his soul, and
38 3, VIII | guilty of sin by raging with heart and voice against thee,
39 3, XI | were inclined toward her heart? O thou Omnipotent Good,
40 4, II | love of thee, O God of my heart, for I knew not how to love
41 4, III | a broken and a contrite heart”90?~5. There was at that
42 4, IV | returned and he died.~9. My heart was utterly darkened by
43 4, IV | my friend’s place in my heart’s desire.~
44 4, V | Truth, and put the ear of my heart to thy mouth, that thou
45 4, VI | was with me.~Look into my heart, O God! Behold and look
46 4, VII | leave. For where could my heart fly from my heart? Where
47 4, VII | could my heart fly from my heart? Where could I fly from
48 4, IX | sorrow, the steeping of the heart in tears, all sweetness
49 4, XI | vanity deafen the ear of your heart. Be attentive. The Word
50 4, XII | He is within the inmost heart, yet the heart has wandered
51 4, XII | the inmost heart, yet the heart has wandered away from him.
52 4, XII | from him. Return to your heart, O you transgressors, and
53 4, XII | long will you be so slow of heart? Even now after Life itself
54 4, XIII | my mind out of my inmost heart, and I wrote some books -
55 4, XIV | like this come into the heart of the hearer from the mouth
56 4, XIV | praise from an unfeigned heart; that is, when he who loves
57 4, XIV | and the movements of his heart. ~23. But that orator whom
58 4, XIV | he disapproved, this vain heart of mine, devoid of thy steadfastness,
59 4, XV | clamored in the ears of my heart. I was straining those ears
60 5, I | within him. For the closed heart does not bar thy sight into
61 5, I | does the hardness of our heart hold back thy hands, for
62 5, III | none but the contrite in heart, and canst not be found
63 5, III | earth, and “their foolish heart was darkened.”129 They saw
64 5, VI | Judge of my conscience? My heart and my memory are laid open
65 5, VII | said nothing. Faustus had a heart which, if not right toward
66 5, VII | the blood of my mother’s heart, through the tears that
67 5, IX | disordered in my sacrilegious heart. For that peril of death
68 5, IX | double death. Had my mother’s heart been pierced with this wound,
69 5, IX | the “contrite and humble heart”139 of that pure and prudent
70 5, IX | she kept in her faithful heart, and, forever beseeching,
71 5, X | door around my lips that my heart might not incline to evil
72 5, XII | their master’s fees. My heart hated such people, though
73 5, XIV | And, while I opened my heart to acknowledge how skillfully
74 6, I | not finding the God of my heart. I had gone down into the
75 6, I | his mother. Therefore, her heart was not agitated with any
76 6, I | and with a fully confident heart, she replied to me that
77 6, II | oratories of the martyrs a heart full of purer petitions,
78 6, II | O Lord my God - and my heart thinks of it this way in
79 6, III | the hidden mouth of his heart when feeding on it, I could
80 6, III | glanced over the pages and his heart searched out the sense,
81 6, III | holy oracle of thine in his heart, unless it was a matter
82 6, IV | this time I restrained my heart from assenting to anything,
83 6, V | drawing and calming my heart, thou didst persuade me
84 6, VI | sweet to me. Look into my heart, O Lord, whose prompting
85 6, VI | who knew I was lying. My heart was agitated with this sense
86 6, VII | is right - thou madest my heart and tongue into burning
87 6, X | scorned it with all his heart. Threats were employed,
88 6, XI | veered about and tossed my heart hither and thither, time
89 6, XV | impediment to my marriage, and my heart which clung to her was torn
90 6, XVI(174)| variation on "restless is our heart until it comes to find rest
91 6, I | only true God. In my inmost heart, I believed that thou art
92 6, I | than the changeable.~My heart cried out violently against
93 6, III | from them with my whole heart - could not be true. I now
94 6, V | fear is evil by which the heart is unnecessarily stabbed
95 6, V | Church, stuck fast in my heart. As yet it was unformed
96 6, VII | torments did my travailing heart then endure! What sighs,
97 6, VII | out in the anguish of my heart. My desire was before thee,
98 6, IX | he is “meek and lowly in heart.”195 “The meek will he guide
99 6, IX | for I am meek and lowly in heart, and you shall find rest
100 6, IX | imaginations; their foolish heart is darkened, and professing
101 6, X | things are heard in the heart, and there was no room for
102 6, XIV | thou and set it up in its heart, and it became once more
103 6, XXI | a broken and a contrite heart, the salvation of thy people,
104 6, XXI | he is “meek and lowly of heart”; for “thou hast hidden
105 6, XXI | sank wondrously into my heart, when I read that “least
106 7, I | everything was uncertain, and my heart had to be purged of the
107 7, II | form of words learned by heart - the presbyters offered
108 7, II | to take him to their very heart - indeed, by their love
109 7, II | they did take him to their heart. And they received him with
110 7, III | safety are themselves sick at heart; he recovers, though not
111 7, IV | therefore, the world prized the heart of Victorinus (which the
112 7, VI | others. For as he read with a heart like a stormy sea, more
113 7, VIII | soul in the chamber of my heart, was raging inside my inner
114 7, VIII | our learning but so little heart - see where we wallow in
115 7, XI | press upon me in my inmost heart with a severe mercy, redoubling
116 7, XI | This struggle raging in my heart was nothing but the contest
117 7, XII | up before the sight of my heart, there arose a mighty storm,
118 7, XII | bitter contrition of my heart, when suddenly I heard the
119 7, XII | there was infused in my heart something like the light
120 8, I | thanksgiving.”267 Let my heart and my tongue praise thee,
121 8, I | corruption from the bottom of my heart. And this was the result:
122 8, II | Thou hadst pierced our heart with thy love, and we carried
123 8, II | having once fully and from my heart enlisted in thy service,
124 8, III | from my inmost part, “My heart has said to thee, I have
125 8, IV | hadst already delivered my heart; and I blessed thee for
126 8, IV | didst subdue Alypius, my heart’s brother, to the name of
127 8, IV | long will you be slow of heart, how long will you love
128 8, IV | long will you be slow of heart? How long will you love
129 8, IV | unless they brought me their heart in their eyes - their roving
130 8, IV | and to “put gladness in my heart.” And thus as I read all
131 8, IV | with a loud cry from my heart, I read the following verse: “
132 8, IV | to speak, it came into my heart to urge all my friends who
133 8, VI | was poured forth into my heart, where the tide of my devotion
134 8, VII | earnestness of voice and heart. For it was only about a
135 8, VIII | world’s light, and in her heart, that I might be born to
136 8, IX | her in the school of her heart. ~22. Finally, her own husband,
137 8, IX | recognized thee present in her heart. For she had “been the wife
138 8, X | neither has entered into the heart of man.294 We opened wide
139 8, X | opened wide the mouth of our heart, thirsting for those supernal
140 8, XI | which thou plantest in the heart of thy faithful ones, from
141 8, XI | begun to be no longer in her heart, I do not know; but I joyfully
142 8, XII | in a great sadness on my heart and it was passing into
143 8, XII | the youthful voice of my heart, seeking escape in tears,
144 8, XII | hurt me so grievously in my heart except the newly made wound,
145 8, XII | knew what I repressed in my heart, even though it did not
146 8, XII | was not sweated from my heart.~Then I slept, and when
147 8, XII | out as a pillow beneath my heart. And it rested on them,
148 8, XIII | CHAPTER XIII~ ~34. Now that my heart is healed of that wound -
149 8, XIII | and my Life, O God of my heart, forgetting for a little
150 8, XIII | acted in mercy, and from the heart forgave her debtors their
151 8, XIII | masters, who with voice and heart and writings I serve, that
152 9, I | through confession in my heart before thee, and in my writings
153 9, III | and heard, may stir up the heart so that it will stop dozing
154 9, III | their ear is not close to my heart, where I am whatever it
155 9, VI | Lord. Thou hast smitten my heart with thy Word, and I have
156 9, VIII | away with the hand of my heart from the face of my memory,
157 9, XXII | Lord, put it far from the heart of thy servant, who confesses
158 9, XXXI | commanding: “Let not your heart be overcharged with surfeiting
159 9, XXXI | ears and enlightenest my heart. Deliver me from all temptation!~
160 9, XXXIII | place of proper honor in my heart; and I can hardly assign
161 9, XXXIV | yet with an enlightened heart, threw light on the nation
162 9, XXXV | lopped off and cast from my heart, as thou, O God of my salvation,
163 9, XXXV | great mercy. For when this heart of ours is made the depot
164 9, XXXVII | knowest the groans of my heart and the rivers of my eyes,
165 9, XXXVII | truth before thee in my heart and tongue? Put such madness
166 9, XXXIX | perceivest the agitation of my heart, and I would rather feel
167 9, XLI | aid. For with a wounded heart I have seen thy brightness,
168 9, XLII | And so by a likeness of heart, they drew to themselves
169 9, XLIII | misery, I had resolved in my heart and considered flight into
170 10, I | righteousness, merciful and pure in heart.408 Thus I have told thee
171 10, II | fraternal love. Thou seest in my heart that this is so. Let me
172 10, III(419)| profoundly stirred, in mind and heart, by the great mystery of
173 10, IX | through me and striketh my heart without injury, so that
174 10, XI | eternal things, but their heart still flies about in the
175 10, XI | present. Who will hold the heart of man that it may stand
176 10, XI(431) | The unstable "heart" of those who confuse time
177 10, XXV | presence I do not lie. As my heart is, so I speak. Thou shalt
178 10, XXXI | art, still the humble in heart are thy dwelling place!
179 11, I | CHAPTER I~ ~1. My heart is deeply stirred, O Lord,
180 11, VI | Still, despite this, my heart will not cease to give honor
181 11, X | O Truth, O Light of my heart, let not my own darkness
182 11, XI | the emptiness of his own heart, wanders about and begins
183 11, XV | about those things which my heart cried out to my God, when
184 11, XVI | me.480 Speak truly in my heart; if only thou wouldst speak
185 11, XVI(481)| Cubile, i.e., the heart.~
186 11, XVI | remembering Jerusalem with my heart uplifted to Jerusalem my
187 11, XVIII | law “is love out of a pure heart, and a good conscience,
188 11, XXV | thy soothing balm into my heart that I may patiently bear
189 11, XXV | men and have seen in the heart of thy servant what they
190 11, XXV | Lord our God with all our heart, with all our soul, and
191 11, XXVI | where, by the use of my heart and my tongue, those books
192 11, XXXI | this fearlessly and from my heart - if I were to write anything
193 12, VI | Light? To thee I lift up my heart - let it not teach me vain
194 12, IX | thy ladder which is in our heart, and we sing a canticle
195 12, XIV | thou who dost test the heart and who dost call the light
196 12, XIX | there, however, unless your heart is there also. And your
197 12, XIX | is there also. And your heart will not be there unless
198 12, XXI | living delight of the pure heart.~30. Now, therefore, let
199 12, XXVI | them, “You have opened my heart when I was in distress” -
200 12, XXXVIII | to do well, now that our heart has been quickened by thy
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