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 1     Int          | patristic and the first medieval father of Western Christianity.
 2       1, VI      |      these things to me, neither father nor mother, nor the experience
 3       1, XI      |       whole household, except my father. But he did not overcome
 4       1, XI      |    should acknowledge thee as my Father rather than him. In this
 5       1, XVIII   |        when he set out.36 A kind Father when thou gavest; and kinder
 6       2, III     |          was more a matter of my father’s ambition than of his means,
 7       2, III     |          not extol and praise my father, because he went quite beyond
 8       2, III     |       children. Still, this same father troubled himself not at
 9       2, III     |        them out. Indeed, when my father saw me one day at the baths
10       2, III     |          habitation - whereas my father was only a catechumen, and
11       2, III     |       that I should acquire - my father, because he had little or
12       3, IV      |           I was now nineteen; my father had been dead two years,62
13       3, IV(62)  |   parenthetical reference to his father's death and contrast it
14       3, VI      |           O Highest Good, and my Father, O Beauty of all things
15       4, IV      |        torture room to me and my father’s house a strange unhappiness.
16       5, XIII    |          of God received me as a father would, and welcomed my coming
17       6, VII     |        arisen between me and his father. I then came to discover
18       6, VII     |          me were the same as his father’s. But this turned out not
19       6, VII     |         Indeed, disregarding his father’s will in the matter, he
20       6, VII     |     prevailed upon his reluctant father to let him be my pupil.
21       6, VII     |         at the son’s urging, the father at last consented. Thus
22       6, VI      |      said, he had heard from his father, and he never realized how
23       6, VI      |         He then told me that his father had been very much interested
24       6, VI      |   Moreover, he reported that his father had told him that, at the
25       6, VI      |         slave of a friend of his father’s was also pregnant. This
26       6, VI      |         information, or that his father had informed him falsely.
27       6, IX      |          to the glory of God the Father”192 - this those books have
28       6, XXI(226)|         Jesus Christ and God the Father.~
29       7, II      |      Simplicianus, the spiritual father of Ambrose (then a bishop),
30       7, II      |         Ambrose truly loved as a father. I recounted to him all
31       7, III     |       thou also, O most merciful Father, “dost rejoice more over
32       8, IV      |         rejoiced in thy mercy, O Father. And all these feelings
33       8, VIII    |      create her, and neither her father nor her mother knew what
34       8, VIII    |   maidservant who had nursed her father, carrying him around on
35       8, VIII    |        not watch over us? Though father and mother and nurturers
36       8, XII     |         confess to thy mercy, “O Father of the fatherless”307: I
37       8, XII     |        my sins against thee, the Father of all the brethren of thy
38       8, XIII    |          brothers under thee our Father in our Catholic mother;
39       9, IV      |          am insufficient, but my Father liveth forever, and my Defender
40       9, XXXI    |        Thou hast taught me, good Father, that “to the pure all things
41       9, XXXIV   |          by Joseph (not as their father, who saw them from without,
42       9, XLIII   |       hast thou loved us, O good Father, who didst not spare thy
43      10, I       |        yet Truth tells us, “Your Father knoweth what things you
44      10, II      |      spring of my desire. See, O Father, look and see - and approve!
45      10, XVII    |          am seeking the truth, O Father; I am not affirming it.
46      10, XXII    |    enigma. O Lord my God, O good Father, I beseech thee through
47      10, XXII    |       this thou hast given me. O Father, who truly knowest how to
48      10, XXIX    |       art my comfort, my eternal Father. But I have been torn between
49      11, XV      |          with thee, our God, its Father, the Wisdom through whom
50      11, XVI     |         the source of Light, its Father, Guardian, Husband; its
51      12, V       |          O my God, since thou, O Father - in the beginning of our
52      12, V       |          in the name of God, the Father who made all these things,
53      12, V       |       see the Trinity, O my God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the
54      12, VI      |          did not “move over” the Father and the Son, and he could
55      12, IX      |          10. But was neither the Father nor the Son “moving over
56      12, IX      |     every changeable thing, then Father, Son, and Holy Spirit “moved
57      12, XII     |     baptized, in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.”
58      12, XII     |      baptize, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
59      12, XV      |  understand these things, O good Father. Grant this to me, since
60      12, XXIV    |         said? Surely not this, O Father of piety; far be it from