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1 Int | Augustinian corpus - we can find all his essential themes
2 Int | how does the finite self find the infinite God (or, how
3 Int, 1 | never content to seek and find the truth in solitude. He
4 Int, 1 | refecit]. As, then, you find me in these pages, pray
5 1, I | for “those who seek shall find him,”9 and, finding him,
6 1, VI | thee, even if he fails to find an answer, rather than to
7 1, VI | to seek an answer and not find thee!~
8 1, XIII | power of reading what I find written and of writing for
9 1, XIII | soul desires, and let me find some rest, for in blaming
10 2, II | discontent. But where could I find such pleasure save in thee,
11 2, V | please and the other senses find their proper objects in
12 2, VI | from thee what she cannot find pure and untainted until
13 2, VI | abyss of death! Could I find pleasure only in what was
14 2, IX | objected. Yet, again, why did I find such delight in doing this
15 4, VII | around, and yet I could not find a place to lay it down.
16 4, VII | in books or poetry did it find rest. All things looked
17 4, VII | this fantasm, that it might find rest there, it sank through
18 4, VIII | infrequent dissensions to find zest in our more frequent
19 4, IX | offended? For where does he not find thy law fulfilled in his
20 4, XII | return to our hearts and find him there. For he left us,
21 4, XV | need not fear that we shall find no place to return to because
22 5, II | Wouldst thou be unable to find them? But they fled that
23 5, II | myself, and I could not find myself, much less thee.~
24 5, III | Creation, and hence they do not find him. Or, if they do find
25 5, III | find him. Or, if they do find him, and know that he is
26 5, X | content with, if I could find nothing better. I was now
27 6, III | 4. But actually I could find no opportunity of putting
28 6, V | weak by unaided reason to find out truth, and since, because
29 6, IX | arrest whomsoever they should find. The thief heard their voices
30 6, XI | determined as soon as I could find her to abandon the empty
31 6, XI | to read. Where are we to find the books? How or where
32 6, XVI | forsaking thee it would find some better thing! It tossed
33 6, XVI(174)| heart until it comes to find rest in Thee," Bk. I, Ch.
34 6, I | this point I rejoiced to find in the faith of our spiritual
35 6, II | this dilemma they could find no way of escape without
36 6, VII | contained in a place, and could find among them no place to rest
37 6, IX | name”188 - this I did not find there.~14. Similarly, I
38 6, IX | in heart, and you shall find rest for your souls.”197
39 6, XIV | is no health in those who find fault with any part of thy
40 6, XIV | two substances, and could find no rest, but talked foolishly,
41 6, XVI | displeases the wicked, and they find even more fault with the
42 6, XVIII | enjoy thee; but I did not find it until I embraced that “
43 6, XXI | mountaintop: and fail to find the way thither - to attempt
44 7, I | things that are seen, to find him who is good. But I was
45 7, II | by what means didst thou find thy way into that breast?
46 7, IX | that I may inquire and find an answer, amid the dark
47 8, II | and purpose of ours should find those who would loudly praise
48 8, XIII | hope with confidence to find some place in thy presence.
49 8, XIII | bring against us, could find nothing in Him, in whom
50 9, VII | that vital power that I find my God. For then “the horse
51 9, VII | understanding,”336 also might find him, since they have the
52 9, X | of my flesh, but I cannot find the door by which any of
53 9, XI | CHAPTER XI~ ~18. Thus we find that learning those things
54 9, XIV | by defining it, I still find what to say in my memory
55 9, XIV | speak of them if we did not find them in our memories, not
56 9, XVII | or else they could never find their lairs and nests again,
57 9, XVII | memory; but where shall I find thee, who art the true Good
58 9, XVII | Sweetness? But where shall I find thee? If I find thee without
59 9, XVII | shall I find thee? If I find thee without memory, then
60 9, XVII | of thee; and how could I find thee at all, if I do not
61 9, XVIII | is when we search for and find anything that is lost. Still,
62 9, XXIII | those who do not wish to find their joy in thee - which
63 9, XXIV | and it is there that I find thee whenever I call thee
64 9, XXV | possess, because I did not find thee there among the images
65 9, XXV | of my mind, and I did not find thee there. And I entered
66 9, XXV | I learned of thee, and I find thee in my memory when I
67 9, XXVI | 37. Where, then, did I find thee so as to be able to
68 9, XXVI | thee. Where, then, did I find thee so as to be able to
69 9, XXXIII | and trained voice, I still find repose; yet not so as to
70 9, XXXIV | which I can occasionally find in silence. For daylight,
71 9, XXXVI | other view than that I may find in it a joy that is no joy?
72 9, XXXVII | in those matters where I find myself weak.~Let me once
73 9, XL | consult thee, I still do not find a secure place for my soul
74 9, XLII | XLII~ ~67. Whom could I find to reconcile me to thee?
75 10, I | many things, as I could find ability and will to do so,
76 10, II | anything else which I can find free from the necessary
77 10, II | mercy’s sight that I should find favor with thee - that the
78 10, XXVII | syllable by a short one, and I find that it is twice as long.
79 11, I | receive; seek, and you shall find; knock, and it shall be
80 11, XI | and its Light. I cannot find a term that I would judge
81 11, XII | when I knock. Two things I find which thou hast made, not
82 11, XV | 20. For, although we can find no time before it (for wisdom
83 11, XV | the Lord’s - although we find no time before it, since
84 11, XV | not the Selfsame. Yet we find that time is not only not
85 11, XV | temporal change? You will not find it there. It rises above
86 11, XXII | coeternal with God because we find them mentioned in the book
87 11, XXII | book of Genesis and do not find it mentioned when they were
88 11, XXVI | already able to do this would find fully contained in the laconic
89 11, XXIX | after the universe, he will find nothing. But then he must,
90 11, XXIX | passes away, and you cannot find anything of it which you
91 11, XXXI | truth we have been able to find in them, and also much besides
92 11, XXXI | or are not yet able to find out, though it is there
93 12, XXIV | their own kind, if I could find it given also as a blessing
94 12, XXIV | understand in many ways what we find expressed obscurely in a
95 12, XXVI | CHAPTER XXVI~ ~39. Those who find their joy in it are fed
96 12, XXVI | whose god is their belly find no joy in them. For in those
97 12, XXVI | me.”640~40. Where do you find joy in all things, O great
98 12, XXVI | according to my needs?” Does he find joy in that? Certainly not
99 12, XXIX | I looked attentively to find whether it was seven or
100 12, XXXI | so they would prefer to find their joy in thy creatures
101 12, XXXI | creatures rather than to find their joy in thee. It is
102 12, XXXV | given them to us - we may find our rest in thee in the
103 12, XXXVIII | after these things here, to find our rest in thy great sanctification.
104 12, XXXVIII | receive; only thus shall we find; only thus shall thy door
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