Book, Chapter
1 Int, 1 | work begins thus: “Great art thou, O Lord.”~ ~II. De
2 1, I | CHAPTER I~ ~1. “Great art thou, O Lord, and greatly
3 1, I | thee as another than thou art. It may be that we should
4 1, II | in hell - and yet thou art there too, for “if I go
5 1, II | go down into hell, thou art there.”11 Therefore I would
6 1, III | poured out. And, when thou art poured out on us, thou art
7 1, III | art poured out on us, thou art not thereby brought down;
8 1, III | rather, we are uplifted. Thou art not scattered; rather, thou
9 1, III | it not rather that thou art wholly present everywhere,
10 1, IV | love, but without passion; art jealous, yet free from care;
11 1, IV | repent without remorse; art angry, yet remainest serene.
12 1, IV | never really lost. Thou art never in need but still
13 1, IV | dost rejoice at thy gains; art never greedy, yet demandest
14 1, V | thee, my only good? What art thou to me? Have mercy that
15 1, V | thee, and if I do it not, art angry and threatenest vast
16 1, V | Lord, my God, what thou art to me. “Say to my soul,
17 1, V | judgment with thee,18 who art truth itself; and I would
18 1, VI | before,” thou wast, and thou art the God and Lord of all
19 1, VI | one, since thou thyself art supreme being and supreme
20 1, VI | both together. For thou art infinite and in thee there
21 1, VI | so pass away. “But thou art the same”!21 And all the
22 1, VII | O Most High.22 For thou art God, omnipotent and good,
23 1, XVIII | mercy and truth”34 as thou art. Wilt thou keep silence
24 1, XVIII | and see patiently, as thou art wont to do, how diligently
25 1, XVIII | himself.~How mysterious thou art, who “dwellest on high”37
26 2, II | offspring of our death and art able also with a tender
27 2, III | thy tillage, O God, who art the one true and good Lord
28 2, VI | although only thou, O God, art high above all. Ambition
29 2, VI | none is innocent as thou art. Thus it is that by a sinner’
30 2, VI | and abundance; but thou art the fullness and unfailing
31 2, VI | of liberality; but thou art the most lavish giver of
32 2, VI | to possess much; but thou art already the possessor of
33 3, II | more purely than we do and art more incorruptibly compassionate,
34 3, II | compassionate, although thou art never wounded by any sorrow.
35 3, VI | only of thee - who truly art the Truth - but also about
36 3, VI | taste in my mouth as thou art, and thou wast not these
37 3, VI | might be strong, neither art those bodies that we see
38 3, VI | that we see in heaven nor art thou those which we do not
39 3, VI | greatest works. How far, then, art thou from those fantasies
40 3, VI | images, yet even these thou art not. Thou art not even the
41 3, VI | these thou art not. Thou art not even the soul, which
42 3, VI | the body itself. But thou art the life of souls, life
43 3, VII | allowed in all places. Yet the art by which I composed did
44 3, VIII | what happens whenever thou art forsaken, O Fountain of
45 3, VIII | O Fountain of Life, who art the one and true Creator
46 3, IX | men is condemned - as thou art witness - because frequently
47 4, II | those years I taught the art of rhetoric. Conquered by
48 4, III | reject and condemn their art.~It is good to confess to
49 4, III | studied the astrologers’ art with a view to gaining his
50 4, III | worked at it to learn the art perfectly because I wished
51 4, III | arrived at, by chance and not art, which would fit both the
52 4, III | chance, and not from the art of the stargazers.~
53 4, V | me learn from thee, who art Truth, and put the ear of
54 4, IX | is the truth”100 and thou art Truth.~
55 4, XV | be that nature which thou art? I was mutable - this much
56 4, XV | think that I was not as thou art. For this reason I was thrust
57 4, XV | corporeal bodies - whereas thou art thyself thy own magnitude
58 5, II | they do not know that thou art everywhere; that no place
59 5, II | thee, and that only thou art near even to those who go
60 5, II | seek thee - and lo, thou art there in their hearts, there
61 5, II | weeping, since thou, O Lord, art not a man of flesh and blood.
62 5, II | of flesh and blood. Thou art the Lord, who canst remake
63 5, III | Lord of it all. For thou art great, O Lord, and thou
64 5, III | load their lies on thee who art the Truth, “changing the
65 5, IV | learning, for thou only art his blessing, if knowing
66 5, X | compelled to confess that thou art finite - than if I should
67 6, III | and some smaller, but who art wholly everywhere and nowhere
68 6, III | and nowhere in space, and art not shaped by some corporeal
69 6, V | exist - although what thou art I did not know - and that
70 6, V | believed both that thou art and that thou hast a care
71 6, VI | else and turn to thee - who art above all and without whom
72 6, XVI | it rest.174 And lo, thou art near, and thou deliverest
73 6, I | heart, I believed that thou art incorruptible and inviolable
74 6, I | limited in thee, while thou art placed nowhere at all. As
75 6, I | small to the small. But thou art not such a one. But as yet
76 6, II | nature - whatsoever thou art - is incorruptible, then
77 6, IV | that thou, whatever thou art, art incorruptible. For
78 6, IV | thou, whatever thou art, art incorruptible. For there
79 6, IV | anything better than thee, who art the highest and best good.179
80 6, IV | corrupted is not good. Nor art thou compelled to do anything
81 6, VI | some reservation - that no art existed by which we foresee
82 6, VI | thoroughly skilled in the art either - as I said, one
83 6, VI | overthrow my estimation of that art. His name was Firminus and
84 6, VI | evidence for this so-called art. Moreover, he reported that
85 6, VI | the horoscopes was not by art, but by chance. And whatever
86 6, VI | from incompetence in the art, but from the error of chance.~
87 6, VI | mean that it was not by art, but by chance, that he
88 6, VII | though lower than thou. Thou art my true joy if I depend
89 6, VIII | 12. But thou, O Lord, art forever the same, yet thou
90 6, VIII | forever the same, yet thou art not forever angry with us,
91 6, X | and Beloved Eternity! Thou art my God, to whom I sigh both
92 6, XI | as they are not what thou art. For that is truly real
93 6, XI | renews all things. And thou art the Lord my God, since thou
94 6, XIII | created things. For that thou art to be praised is shown from
95 6, XV | saw that thou, who alone art eternal, didst not begin
96 6, XX | infinity; that thou truly art, who art ever the same,
97 6, XX | that thou truly art, who art ever the same, varying neither
98 6, XXI | that he may grasp thee, who art ever the same; and thus
99 6, XXI | in his members”?224 Thou art righteous, O Lord; but we
100 7, III | through holy love. For thou art ever the same because thou
101 7, III | O Lord my God, when thou art an everlasting joy to thyself,
102 7, III | works? Alas, how high thou art in the highest and how deep
103 7, XII | and she blessed thee, who art “able to do exceedingly
104 8, I | will? But thou, O Lord, art good and merciful, and thy
105 8, II | that I might know that thou art the Lord269 arose and was
106 8, III | since thou, O Lord, who art the draught, art mindful
107 8, III | Lord, who art the draught, art mindful of us.~Thus, then,
108 8, IV | thou, who dost not change, art the Selfsame, and in thee
109 8, VIII | nurturers are absent, thou art present, who dost create,
110 8, X | presence of Truth (which thou art) - discussing together what
111 8, XII | came to my mind, for thou art truly,~ ~ “
112 9, II | forth and satisfiest. Thou art beloved and desired; so
113 9, IV | who watcheth over me; thou art the Selfsame who art all
114 9, IV | thou art the Selfsame who art all my good. Thou art the
115 9, IV | who art all my good. Thou art the Omnipotent, who art
116 9, IV | art the Omnipotent, who art with me, even before I am
117 9, V | there is hope, because thou art faithful and thou wilt not
118 9, XVII | O lovely Light. And what art thou saying to me? See,
119 9, XVII | where shall I find thee, who art the true Good and the steadfast
120 9, XXII | and this joy thou thyself art. The happy life is this -
121 9, XXIII | this is joy in thee, who art the Truth, O God my Light, “
122 9, XXV | there. For just as thou art not a bodily image, nor
123 9, XXV | of that kind), so neither art thou the mind itself. For
124 9, XXV | the mind itself. For thou art the Lord God of the mind
125 9, XXVIII | not hide my wounds. Thou art the Physician, I am the
126 9, XXVIII | I am the sick man; thou art merciful, I need mercy.
127 9, XXIX | who dost burn forever and art never quenched. O Love,
128 9, XXXVI | pride, because thou alone art the true Lord, who hast
129 9, XL | nor was it thou, for thou art that never-failing light
130 9, XLI | before thy eyes.”390 Thou art the Truth, who presidest
131 9, XLII | sought to be reconciled, art immortal and sinless. But
132 10, I | O Lord, that, since thou art in eternity, thou art ignorant
133 10, I | thou art in eternity, thou art ignorant of what I am saying
134 10, I | Lord my God - for “Thou art good and thy mercy endureth
135 10, II | am needy and poor”; thou art rich to all who call upon
136 10, IV | madest these things. Thou art beautiful; thus they are
137 10, IV | they are beautiful. Thou art good, thus they are good.
138 10, IV | thus they are good. Thou art; thus they are. But they
139 10, IV | real as thou their Creator art. Compared with thee, they
140 10, V | which he understands his art and sees within his mind
141 10, V | all except because thou art? Thus thou didst speak and
142 10, XII | say that thou, our God, art the Creator of every creature.
143 10, XIII | make pass by, since thou art the Author and Creator of
144 10, XIII | Since, therefore, thou art the Creator of all times,
145 10, XIII | will be past. But “Thou art always the Selfsame and
146 10, XIII | and before all times thou art, and there was never a time
147 10, XXIX | mourning.452 And thou, O Lord, art my comfort, my eternal Father.
148 10, XXX | eternal Creator of all times, art before all times and that
149 10, XXXI | anything happens to thee, who art unchangeably eternal, that
150 10, XXXI | thee! Oh, exalted as thou art, still the humble in heart
151 10, XXXI | they fall not for whom thou art the Most High.454~ ~ ~
152 11, VII | was that thou, O Lord, who art not one thing in one place
153 11, VII | something small - for thou art Almighty and Good, and able
154 11, VII | the one to which only thou art superior, the other to which
155 11, XI | my inner ear, that thou art eternal and alone hast immortality.
156 11, XI | alone hast immortality. Thou art not changed by any shape
157 11, XI | which are not what thou art thyself; and yet they do
158 11, XI | will away from thee, who art, toward something that exists
159 11, XI | whose delight thou alone art - is not coeternal with
160 11, XI | own mutability, for thou art ever present with it; and
161 11, XI | do not fail, since thou art the Selfsame?) - from this,
162 11, XI | far above all times thou art in thy eternity; and how
163 11, XV | thou hast commanded - and art sufficient for him - then,
164 11, XV | another being than thou art; it is not the Selfsame.
165 11, XVI | the same time, since thou art the one supreme and true
166 11, XXVI | and what is man that thou art mindful of him?499 - if
167 11, XXVI | of expression and such an art of arrangement to be given
168 11, XXXII | 43. Finally, O Lord - who art God and not flesh and blood -
169 12, III | better or worse. Thou alone art, because thou alone art
170 12, III | art, because thou alone art without complication. For
171 12, III | in blessedness; for thou art thyself thy own blessedness.~
172 12, IV | good, which thou thyself art, even if these things had
173 12, IV | perfected by them. For thou art perfect, and their imperfection
174 12, V | me in an enigma. And thou art the Trinity, O my God, since
175 12, XIV | myself say: “O my God, where art thou? See now, where art
176 12, XIV | art thou? See now, where art thou?” In thee I take my
177 12, XV | up, because thou thyself art this to them, and art this
178 12, XV | thyself art this to them, and art this to them eternally;
179 12, XVI | XVI~ ~19. For just as thou art the utterly Real, thou alone
180 12, XVI | dost fully know, since thou art immutably, and thou knowest
181 12, XVIII | Thus it is that now thou art not alone in the secret
182 12, XVIII | righteous man. But thou art always the Selfsame, and
183 12, XX | who didst make all things art inexpressibly fairer. And
184 12, XXI | whereas thou, O Lord, art the living delight of the
185 12, XXIV | replenish the earth.” In this art thou not making a sign to
186 12, XXV | inspiration than thine, since thou art the Truth, and every man
187 12, XXIX | Scripture true, since thou art true, and thy truth doth
188 12, XXIX | didst reply to me, for thou art my God, and thou dost speak
189 12, XXXVII | Lord, workest evermore and art always at rest. Thou seest
190 12, XXXVIII| sanctification. But thou art the Good, and needest no
191 12, XXXVIII| and needest no rest, and art always at rest, because
192 12, XXXVIII| rest, because thou thyself art thy own rest.~What man will
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