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1 Int | love has become an integral part of the general tradition
2 Int | grave misgivings on his own part (cf. Sermon CCCLV, 2) and
3 Int, 1 | Trinitate and the greater part of the De civitate Dei,
4 Int, 1 | s Latin is, for the most part, comparatively easy to read.
5 1, I | praise thee, for he is a part of thy creation; he bears
6 1, I | man who is only a small part of thy creation. Thou hast
7 1, III | one thing contain a single part, and do all things contain
8 1, III | things contain that same part at the same time? Do singulars
9 1, VII | am loath to dwell on this part of my life of which, O Lord,
10 2, III | presence - to that small part of the human race who may
11 3, VI | me than the most inward part of me; and higher than my
12 3, VII | every mass is less in a part than in a whole - and if
13 3, VII | what piece goes on what part of the body, should put
14 3, VII | for each member, season, part, and person may differ.
15 3, VIII | citizen or stranger. For any part that is not consistent with
16 3, VIII | through self-willed pride a part is loved under the false
17 4, X | given them, because they are part of things which do not all
18 4, X | when it has sounded its part, so that the next may follow
19 4, XI | whole - and had not as a part of their punishment received
20 4, XIII | as the harmony of one part of the body with its whole,
21 4, XV | trying to bring so large a part of my substance into my
22 5, VIII | longing. Thus the earthly part of her love to me was justly
23 6, I | been reassured about that part of my misery for which she
24 6, I | she heard that so great a part of what she daily entreated
25 6, I | For in this way a greater part of the earth would contain
26 6, I | would contain a greater part of thee; a smaller part,
27 6, I | part of thee; a smaller part, a smaller fraction of thee.
28 6, II | for a battle in which a part of thee, one of thy members,
29 6, XIII | harmonize with the inferior part of creation which we call
30 6, XIV | who find fault with any part of thy creation; as there
31 6, XX | same, varying neither in part nor motion; and that all
32 7, VI | walked with him in the other part of the garden, came in search
33 7, VIII | wrestling with itself while one part falls as another rises.~
34 7, XI | whispered: “Are you going to part with us? And from that moment
35 8, III | sing to thee from my inmost part, “My heart has said to thee,
36 8, V | not understand the first part and because I imagined the
37 8, VII | handmaid, taking a leading part in those anxieties and vigils,
38 8, XII | I discoursed in another part of the house, with those
39 8, XII | weeping for my mother for part of an hour - that mother
40 9, VI | of my eyes? But the inner part is the better part; for
41 9, VI | inner part is the better part; for to it, as both ruler
42 9, VI | They are a mass, less in part than the whole.” Now, O
43 9, VI | soul, you are my better part, and to you I speak; since
44 9, VIII | itself. But where can that part of it be which it does not
45 9, XIX | out of our memory; but a part was retained by which the
46 9, XIX | by which the other lost part was sought for, because
47 9, XXV | consider further in what part of it thou dost abide. For
48 9, XXV | I now inquire about the part of my memory thou dost dwell
49 10, I(406) | XI-XIII, with the preceding part.~
50 10, XV | fleeting fractions. The part of it that has fled is past;
51 10, XXVIII | also in each individual part of it and in each individual
52 11, XIII | know all at once - not “in part,” not “darkly,” not “through
53 11, XXIV(492)| that Bk. XII is an integral part of the single whole.~
54 12, XXXII | earth, either the corporeal part - higher and lower - or
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