Book, Chapter
1 Int, 1 | righteous and good God as they speak either of my evil or good,
2 1 | infancy, his learning to speak, and his childhood experiences
3 1, V | me? Have mercy that I may speak. What am I to thee that
4 1, V | am your salvation.”14 So speak that I may hear. Behold,
5 1, V | believe, and therefore do I speak.”16 But thou, O Lord, thou
6 1, VI | ashes as I am, allow me to speak before thy mercy. Allow
7 1, VI | before thy mercy. Allow me to speak, for, behold, it is to thy
8 1, VI | it is to thy mercy that I speak and not to a man who scorns
9 1, VII | jealous, though it could not speak; it was livid as it watched
10 1, VIII | an infant who could not speak, but now a chattering boy.
11 1, VIII | observed how I learned to speak. My elders did not teach
12 1, XV | that for thy service I now speak and write and reckon. For
13 1, XVII | with me, O my God, while I speak a little of those talents,
14 1, XVIII | of pronunciation should speak (contrary to grammatical
15 4, VI | CHAPTER VI~ ~11. But why do I speak of these things? Now is
16 4, XI | please you more. For what we speak, you also hear through physical
17 4, XII | is by his spirit that you speak thus to them, if, as you
18 4, XII | thus to them, if, as you speak, you burn with the fire
19 4, XV | the book appeared to me to speak plainly enough about substances,
20 6, I | would revive and begin to speak, and thou wouldst deliver
21 6, II | tongue, when they think and speak such things about thee.~
22 6, VI | horoscopes I should, in order to speak the truth, make contrary
23 6, VI | contrary analyses, or else speak falsely if I made identical
24 6, VI | them. He must therefore speak falsely. If he is to speak
25 6, VI | speak falsely. If he is to speak truly, then he must read
26 6, VI | by chance, that he would speak truly.~For thou, O Lord,
27 6, VI | Why is that?” Let him not speak thus, for he is only a man.~
28 6, XIX | time not; at one time to speak intelligibly through verbal
29 7, V | then, can with any justice speak against it, when just punishment
30 7, XI | suspended. Again she seemed to speak: “Stop your ears against
31 8, IV | acute that I was not able to speak, it came into my heart to
32 8, VIII | life eternal. I will not speak of her gifts, but of thy
33 8, IX | allowest thy servants to speak - to all of us who lived
34 9, III | say about myself whether I speak the truth, since no man
35 9, VI | better part, and to you I speak; since you animate the whole
36 9, VIII | prevent this or that.” I speak to myself in this way; and
37 9, VIII | in this way; and when I speak, the images of what I am
38 9, XIV | For who would willingly speak on these subjects, if as
39 9, XIV | And yet we could never speak of them if we did not find
40 9, XV | memory, I could not even speak of it, nor should I be able
41 9, XLIII | blood. Let not the proud speak evil of me, because I keep
42 10, III | that man of thine, “You speak the truth.”420 However,
43 10, III | thy servant the gift to speak these things, grant me also
44 10, IV | varied. Heaven and earth thus speak plainly that they did not
45 10, IV | the voice with which they speak is simply their visible
46 10, V | thou art? Thus thou didst speak and they were made,422 and
47 10, VI | 8. But how didst thou speak? Was it in the same manner
48 10, VIII | teach us doth not really speak to us even when he speaketh.
49 10, XIV | we understand it when we speak of it; we understand it
50 10, XIV | also when we hear another speak of it.~What, then, is time?
51 10, XV | CHAPTER XV~ ~18. And yet we speak of a long time and a short
52 10, XV | a short time; but never speak this way except of time
53 10, XVII | of things past could not speak of them as if they were
54 10, XVIII | call to mind its image and speak of it, I see it in the present
55 10, XVIII | indeed, I do even now as I speak. But that dawn which I see
56 10, XX | If we are allowed to speak of these things so, I see
57 10, XX | few things about which we speak properly - and many more
58 10, XX | many more about which we speak improperly - though we understand
59 10, XXI | some length? For we cannot speak of single, and double, and
60 10, XXI | the other ways in which we speak of time, except in terms
61 10, XXII | believed, and therefore do I speak.”438 This is my hope; for
62 10, XXII | and how I do not know.~We speak of this time and that time,
63 10, XXV | lie. As my heart is, so I speak. Thou shalt light my candle;
64 10, XXVI | than time - but when we speak the words as they pass by
65 10, XXVII | memory. Thus he begins to speak and his voice sounds until
66 10, XXVIII| as becomes past while I speak is still stretched out in
67 10, XXX | world, and let them cease to speak vanity of this kind. Let
68 11, X | let not my own darkness speak to me! I had fallen into
69 11, X | in thee I have revived. Speak to me; converse with me.
70 11, XVI | not be silent to me.480 Speak truly in my heart; if only
71 11, XVI | heart; if only thou wouldst speak thus, I would send them
72 11, XXV | they say when what they speak is true - not because it
73 11, XXX | words of thy Book, for they speak of high things in a lowly
74 11, XXX | I acknowledge to see and speak the truth in these words,
75 11, XXXI | what I do,” I think that I speak more faithfully when I say, “
76 12, VII | shall I tell this? How can I speak of the weight of concupiscence
77 12, XI | Trinity? And yet who does not speak about it, if indeed it is
78 12, XI | are.530~The three things I speak of are: to be, to know,
79 12, XIII | he who said, “I could not speak to you as if you were spiritual
80 12, XVIII | prudent servant could not speak as to the spiritually mature,
81 12, XVIII | men - even though he could speak wisdom among the perfect.594
82 12, XXI | when they had to preach and speak by miracles and mysteries
83 12, XXII | world,” which thou didst speak through thy apostle, has
84 12, XXV | suggests to me. Indeed, I will speak without fear, for I will
85 12, XXV | without fear, for I will speak the truth, as thou inspirest
86 12, XXV | For I do not believe I can speak the truth by any other inspiration
87 12, XXV | himself. Therefore, if I am to speak the truth, I must speak
88 12, XXV | speak the truth, I must speak of thy truth.~Behold, thou
89 12, XXVI | Therefore he adds: “I do not speak in respect of my want, for
90 12, XXVII | XXVII~ ~42. Therefore I will speak before thee, O Lord, what
91 12, XXIX | art my God, and thou dost speak to thy servant with a strong
92 12, XXIX | them in time; and when you speak those things in time, I
93 12, XXIX | things in time, I do not speak them in time.”~
94 12, XXX | of the world.647 They who speak thus are mad [insani], since
95 12, XXXI | said to those who were to speak through the Spirit of God, “
96 12, XXXI | God, “It is not you who speak,” so it is also truly said
97 12, XXXV | voice of thy Book might speak to us with the prior assurance
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