Book, Chapter
1 Int, 1 | what thou wilt.” When these words of mine were repeated in
2 1, VIII | elders did not teach me words by rote, as they taught
3 1, VIII | that by frequently hearing words, in different phrases, I
4 1, VIII | identified the objects which the words stood for and, having formed
5 1, XIII | not do except by learning words: not from those who taught
6 1, XVI | rocky shore and roar: “Here words may be learned; here you
7 1, XVI | never have understood these words, “golden shower,” “bosom,” “
8 1, XVI | heavens,” and other such words, if Terence had not introduced
9 1, XVI | heart, I’m glad.”32~ ~These words are not learned one whit
10 1, XVI | perpetrated. I do not blame the words, for they are, as it were,
11 1, XVII | that I should declaim the words of Juno, as she raged and
12 1, XVII | had never uttered these words. Yet we were compelled to
13 1, XVIII | ornate oration of well-chosen words. Thou seest all this, O
14 2, II | more attentively to these words, and, thus having been “
15 2, III | hold thy peace? Then whose words were they but thine which
16 3, IV | O Light of my heart, the words of the apostle were unknown
17 4, III | sin, but to remember the words of the Lord, “Behold, you
18 4, III | rapt and eager, to his words; for, though he spoke in
19 4, XII | the world, crying out by words, deeds, death, life, descent,
20 4, XIV | famous - and also for some words of his that I had heard
21 5, III | distinguish the charm of words from the truth of things,
22 5, VI | unwholesome, and courtly or simple words are like town-made or rustic
23 5, VI | with the fluent and apt words with which he clothed his
24 5, XI | of them. For already the words of one Elpidius, who spoke
25 5, XIII | And thus I hung on his words intently, but, as to his
26 6, I | church and hung upon the words of Ambrose, praying for
27 6, XII | it. Thus I rejected the words of him who counseled me
28 6, VII | of it could I express in words to the ears of my dearest
29 6, IX | not indeed in the same words, but to the selfsame effect,
30 6, XXI | And I saw that those pure words had but one face, and I
31 7, I | wonderful is his name.”233~Thy words had stuck fast in my breast,
32 7, II | people, in a set form of words learned by heart - the presbyters
33 7, II | shrunk from uttering his own words before the mad multitude?~
34 7, IV | didst sound forth these words. And when Paulus the proconsul
35 7, V | to abandon his “school of words” rather than thy Word, by
36 7, V | thou didst show me that thy words are true, and I, convicted
37 7, V | the drawling and drowsy words: “Presently; see, presently.
38 7, VIII | meaning more clearly than my words.~There was a little garden
39 7, XI | suggesting to me in those words “this or that”? What is
40 7, XII | And, not indeed in these words, but to this effect, I cried
41 7, XII | and told me so. By these words of warning he was strengthened,
42 8, I | or if not in my deeds, my words; or if not in my words,
43 8, I | my words; or if not in my words, my will? But thou, O Lord,
44 8, II | love, and we carried thy words, as it were, thrust through
45 8, IV | seen my face and heard my words when, in that time of leisure,
46 8, IV | said in comment on those words - without my knowing that
47 8, IV | trembled, because these words were spoken to such a one
48 8, V | practiced in our Lord’s words.~
49 8, IX | often belches forth bitter words, when crude malice is breathed
50 8, IX | likewise to endeavor by kind words to extinguish them. Such
51 8, X | this manner and in these words, still, O Lord, thou knowest
52 8, XI | expressed her wish in such words as she could, she fell silent,
53 8, XIII | above thy justice, for thy words are true and thou hast promised
54 9, II | thee. I do not do it with words and sounds of the flesh
55 9, II | of the flesh but with the words of the soul, and with the
56 9, IV | to me if it commanded in words alone, without thy prevenient
57 9, X | the sounds of which these words are composed and I know
58 9, XI | can become known. In other words, they must be gathered up [
59 9, XII | have heard the sound of the words by which these things are
60 9, XXXIII| those melodies which thy words inspire when sung with a
61 9, XXXIII| But it is because of the words which are their life that
62 9, XXXIII| inflamed in piety by the holy words when they are sung than
63 10, VI | eternal will. And what these words were which were formed at
64 10, VI | Word. But it compared those words which sounded in time with
65 10, VI | quite different! These words are far below me; they are
66 10, VI | me forever.” If, then, in words that sound and fade away
67 10, VI | be made from which such words might come?~
68 10, XIV | thought or put the answer into words? Yet is it not true that
69 10, XV | present cries aloud, in the words we have already heard, that
70 10, XVIII | have already passed, but words constructed from the images
71 10, XXII | single short syllable.” These words we say and hear, and we
72 10, XXIII | would there not be in our words some syllables that were
73 10, XXVI | but when we speak the words as they pass by we say: “
74 10, XXXI | because of his expectation of words still to come and his remembrance
75 11, I | this poor life of mine the words of thy Holy Scripture strike
76 11, II | of which we hear in the words of the psalm, “The heaven
77 11, X | believed thy books, and their words are very deep.~
78 11, XII | over the abyss.” By these words its formlessness is indicated
79 11, XIV | Moses did not wish these words to be understood like this.
80 11, XVIII | unwilling to contend about words, for such contention is
81 11, XVIII | be understood from these words, all of which may be true -
82 11, XXI | interpretation of the following words, one man selects for himself,
83 11, XXIII | to understand from these words. As for the first question,
84 11, XXIII | us approach together the words of thy book and make diligent
85 11, XXIV | the interpreters of these words (understood as they can
86 11, XXIV | intend to express in these words I do not clearly see. However,
87 11, XXIV | mind when he used these words I have no doubt whatever
88 11, XXV | what you deduce from his words?”, I ought to respond calmly
89 11, XXV | can be elicited from these words, rashly to affirm that Moses
90 11, XXVI | and were to surmount the words of all false and proud teachings.
91 11, XXVI | would still not reject my words as surpassing their powers
92 11, XXVI | be found congruent to my words.~
93 11, XXVII | they read or hear these words,500 think that God, like
94 11, XXVII | was done,” they think of words begun and ended, sounding
95 11, XXVII | And if one despises these words as if they were trivial,
96 11, XXVIII| But others, to whom these words are no longer a nest but,
97 11, XXVIII| they read or hear these words, O God, they see that all
98 11, XXVIII| his attention to the same words, and by “beginning” he understands
99 11, XXX | not frightened by these words of thy Book, for they speak
100 11, XXX | speak the truth in these words, love one another and also
101 11, XXXI | quite different in those words, why would it not be right
102 11, XXXI | matter under discussion, my words should re-echo in the several
103 11, XXXI | when he was writing these words, he saw fully and understood
104 11, XXXII | thou thyself, through those words, wast revealing to future
105 11, XXXII | by the agency of the same words, still do thou feed us and
106 11, XXXII | written concerning these few words - how much, indeed! What
107 11, XXXII | therefore, in these concluding words to confess more briefly
108 11, XXXII | to say to me through its words, just as it said what it
109 12, XV | hast spread thy harmonious words over us through the ministry
110 12, XV | know any other such pure words that so persuade me to confession
111 12, XV | shall pass away, but thy words shall never pass away.571
112 12, XX | to the huge whales. The words of thy messengers have gone
113 12, XX | all the earth, and their words to the end of the world”610 -
114 12, XX | their mystical deeds and words. For this is the way I interpret
115 12, XXIII | the signs and symbols of words, which are subject to the
116 12, XXIII | The reason that all these words have to be pronounced vocally
117 12, XXIV | seed. But if we treat these words figuratively, as I judge
118 12, XXV | should say concerning these words. For I do not believe I
119 12, XXXIV | miracles and the sounds of words in harmony with the firmament
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