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1 Int | Milan (A.D. 386) to his death in Hippo Regius (A.D. 430),
2 Int | perspective. This was the death of his mother and the severance
3 Int, 1 | my soul’s misery over the death of a friend and said that
4 1, XI | and was at the point of death - thou didst see, O my God,
5 1, XIII | sheds no tears for his own death in not loving thee, O God,
6 1, XIII | wept for Dido, who “sought death at the sword’s point,”27
7 2, II | form the offspring of our death and art able also with a
8 2, VI | monstrousness of life and abyss of death! Could I find pleasure only
9 3, III | a project which merited death as its fruit. For this thou
10 3, IV(62) | reference to his father's death and contrast it with the
11 3, IV(62) | account of his mother's death in Bk. IX, Chs. X-XII.~
12 4, IV | long lay unconscious in a death sweat and everyone despaired
13 4, IV | everywhere I looked I saw death. My native place was a torture
14 4, VI | together was worse than death to them. But a strange kind
15 4, VI | the most cruel enemy, that death which had robbed me of him.
16 4, IX | bitterness - and the feeling of death in the living, because of
17 4, XII | blessed life in the land of death. It is not there. For how
18 4, XII | down to earth and bore our death, and slew it with the very
19 4, XII | crying out by words, deeds, death, life, descent, ascension -
20 4, XV | might know the taste of death, for “thou resistest the
21 5, VII | entrapped so many to their death - though neither willing
22 5, IX | supposed him to be? The death of my soul was as real then
23 5, IX | was as real then as the death of his flesh appeared to
24 5, IX | it was as unreal as the death of his flesh was real, though
25 5, IX | heart. For that peril of death did not make me wish to
26 5, IX | as I was, to die a double death. Had my mother’s heart been
27 5, IX | could have been healed if my death (still in my sins) had pierced
28 6, VI | that fast-sticking glue of death.~How wretched she was! And
29 6, XI | truth. This life is unhappy, death uncertain. If it comes upon
30 6, XI | negligence here? But suppose death cuts off and finishes all
31 6, XI | the soul perished with the death of the body. Why, therefore,
32 6, XI | could not postpone the daily death in myself. I was enamored
33 6, XII | enter into “a covenant with death,”169 for “he that loves
34 6, XVI | pleasure except the fear of death and of thy future judgment,
35 6, XVI | not believe: that after death there remains a life for
36 6, VI | who calls us back from the death of all errors except the
37 6, VII | which is to come after this death.~With these convictions
38 6, IX | and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross.
39 6, IX | obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. Wherefore
40 6, XXI | ancient sinner, the lord of death. For he persuaded our wills
41 6, XXI | him from the body of this death,”225 except thy grace through
42 6, XXI | found nothing worthy of death, yet he killed him - and
43 7, III | pale in the presence of death. Then the sky and sea grow
44 7, V | me from the body of this death” but thy grace alone, through
45 7, VII | which it was being wasted to death, as if that were death itself.~
46 7, VII | to death, as if that were death itself.~
47 7, XI | because I hesitated to die to death and to live to life. And
48 8 | Ostia and then reports her death and burial and his grief.
49 8, I | reach into the depth of my death and didst empty out the
50 8, II | shining white, and from death to life, crowded into the
51 8, IV | cried to thee; for by a real death in the flesh He died for
52 8, IV | written is made manifest: “Death is swallowed up in victory”286?
53 8, VII | bier of thy saints, whose death is precious in thy sight.
54 8, IX | that association before her death in thee she devoted such
55 8, XI | life and the blessing of death. When they were amazed at
56 8, XII | fitting to celebrate that death with tearful wails and groanings.
57 8, XII(305)| immoderate grief at the death of his boyhood friend, above,
58 9, XXX | shall have with thee when death is swallowed up in victory.350~
59 9, XLII | since “the wages of sin is death,”394 what he really has
60 9, XLII | them, he is condemned to death.~
61 9, XLIII | united with God, cancel the death of justified sinners, which
62 9, XLIII | thee “became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross”397!
63 9, XLIII | obedient unto death, even the death of the cross”397! He alone
64 11, X | have lived badly. I was death to myself; in thee I have
65 12, IX | lowliness from the gates of death.521 Our peace rests in the
66 12, XV | mortal men. For by their very death that solid firmament of
67 12, XV | everywhere the fame of their death.~17. Let us see, O Lord, “
68 12, XXI | in pleasures that bear death in them - whereas thou,
69 12, XXI | those things which bring death if they are loved. Restrain
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