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 1       2, VI     |          doted on - you deed of darkness - in that sixteenth year
 2       3, VI(65) |        with light and evil with darkness. In the sect, there was
 3       3, VI     | answering to “the five caves of darkness”70 (none of which exist
 4       3, XI     |       soul out of that profound darkness [of Manicheism] because
 5       3, XI     |        that deep pit and in the darkness of falsehood, striving often
 6       3, XI     |         and toss around in that darkness.~
 7       4, XV     |     Lord my God will lighten my darkness”108; and “of his fullness
 8       6, I      |        thy aid and enlighten my darkness, and she hurried all the
 9       6, X      |       suffered so - and all was darkness! We turned away groaning
10       6, I      |        hadst not enlightened my darkness.~
11       6, II     |        this imaginary people of darkness, which the Manicheans usually
12       6, VI     |   opening being thus made in my darkness, I began to consider other
13       6, IX     |         And the light shined in darkness; and the darkness comprehended
14       6, IX     |     shined in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not.” Furthermore,
15       7, IV     |          out of a deeper pit of darkness than that of Victorinus,
16       7, X      |     them: “You were formerly in darkness, but now are you in the
17       7, X      |      thus have become a thicker darkness than they were; for in their
18       8, IV     |       nature out of the race of darkness that had sinned for me -
19       8, IV     |         we who were formerly in darkness may now be alight in thee.
20       9, V      |         until the time when my “darkness is as the noonday”329 in
21       9, VIII   |       up? For even when I am in darkness and silence I can bring
22       9, XXIII  |       them walk in it, lest the darkness overtake them. ~34. Why,
23       9, XXXII  |       For there is a lamentable darkness in which my capabilities
24       9, XXXVI  |       the north,385 that in the darkness and the cold men might have
25      10, II     |       my mind and the remaining darkness, until my weakness shall
26      10, IX     |      that I faint in it, in the darkness and burden of my punishment.
27      10, XXV    |       my God, wilt enlighten my darkness.443~
28      11, III    |        command it written that “darkness was on the face of the deep.”461
29      11, III    |      the deep.”461 What else is darkness except the absence of light?
30      11, III    |         as yet, why was it that darkness was present, unless it was
31      11, III    |      was that light was absent? Darkness, then, was heavy upon it,
32      11, VIII   |         there was no light. The darkness was truly over the abyss,
33      11, VIII   |     invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the abyss. Out
34      11, X      |        my heart, let not my own darkness speak to me! I had fallen
35      11, X      |          I had fallen into that darkness and was darkened thereby.
36      11, XII    |     invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the abyss.” By
37      11, XIII   |     invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the abyss.” It
38      11, XVII   |      and unformed earth and the darkness over the abyss would be
39      11, XVII   |         manner of form; but the darkness over the abyss was spiritual
40      11, XXI    |      invisible and unformed and darkness was over the abyss” means, “
41      11, XXI    |     invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the abyss” means, “
42      11, XXI    |     invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the abyss” means, “
43      11, XXI    |     invisible and unformed, and darkness was over the abyss” means, “
44      11, XXI    |     invisible and formless, and darkness was over the abyss” means, “
45      12, II     |     were in that former life of darkness; and we toil amid the shadows
46      12, II     |         amid the shadows of our darkness until - through thy only
47      12, II(507)|  possessed, but as lying in the darkness. . . .  To dispel the darkness
48      12, II(507)|  darkness. . . .  To dispel the darkness and thus come to knowledge
49      12, IV     |     even as it flows in its own darkness. But it remains to be turned
50      12, VI     |         and unformed earth, and darkness over the abyss - thy Scripture
51      12, VIII   |         indicate to us the deep darkness of the abyss, which would
52      12, VIII   |  spirits, who exhibit their own darkness when they are stripped of
53      12, VIII   |          who wilt enlighten our darkness; from thee shall come our
54      12, VIII   | garments of light; and then our darkness shall be as the noonday.
55      12, X      |   between the time when we were darkness and the time when we were
56      12, X      |      been something of flux and darkness in it beforehand so that
57      12, XII    |        we were covered with the darkness of our ignorance; for thou
58      12, XII    |      became displeased with our darkness we turned to thee, “and
59      12, XII    |   behold, we were heretofore in darkness, but now we are light in
60      12, XIV    |      whom we were beforehand in darkness, whose residue we still
61      12, XIV    |        of the night, nor of the darkness,561 which we have been hitherto.
62      12, XIV    |     call the light day, and the darkness night.562 For who can see
63      12, XVIII  |       between the light and the darkness. But now also thy spiritual
64      12, XIX    |        as the angels - from the darkness of the little ones - who
65      12, XXIV   |         signified by “light and darkness”) and in the sacred writers
66      12, XXXII  |       made and divided from the darkness for the adornment of these
67      12, XXXIV  |       we had sunk into profound darkness away from thee, and thy