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 1       1, IV     |    merciful and most just; most secret and most truly present;
 2       1, V      |         Cleanse thou me from my secret faults,” O Lord, “and keep
 3       3, VI     |       sweet, and bread eaten in secret is pleasant.”72 This woman
 4       4, XII    |         return to him into that secret place from which he came
 5       5, VI     |     even then guiding me by the secret impulse of thy providence
 6       5, VIII   |        But thou, taking thy own secret counsel and noting the real
 7       5, VIII   |    going away. Not knowing this secret end, she wept and mourned
 8       6, III    |       High, and most near, most secret, yet most present, who dost
 9       6, V      |         the full majesty of its secret wisdom within its spiritual
10       6, XII    |         rescue in wonderful and secret ways.~
11       6, I      |       receive thy presence by a secret inspiration which, from
12       6, VI     |        universe, dost work by a secret impulse - whether those
13       6, VI     |     hear what, according to the secret merit of his soul, he ought
14       6, VIII   |         my inward sight. By the secret hand of thy healing my swelling
15       7         |       and also of two imperial “secret service agents.” These stories
16       7, VI     |      group of officials called “secret service agents.”254 Then,
17       7, VI(254)|     collection to espionage and secret police work. They were ubiquitous
18       7, VIII   |      step by step; for I had no secret in which he did not share,
19       7, XII    |         had drawn up out of the secret depths of my soul all my
20       8, I      |    years and from what deep and secret retreat was it called forth
21       8, VII    |        for so many years in thy secret storehouse, so that thou
22       8, VIII   |         who, while serving as a secret service agent, was converted
23       8, VIII   |    anything prevail against our secret disease if thy medicine,
24       8, VIII   |        surgeon’s knife from thy secret store, and with one thrust
25       8, X      |         I believe it was by thy secret ways arranged) that she
26       8, XII    |      was most grievously sad in secret all the day, and with a
27       9, IV     |         before thee alone, in a secret exultation with trembling
28       9, IV     | exultation with trembling and a secret sorrow with hope, but also
29       9, VIII   |       its appearance out of its secret cell. Some things suggest
30       9, X      |         as it were, in the more secret caves, so that unless they
31       9, XXXIII |   stimulated by I know not what secret correlation. But the pleasures
32       9, XXXV   |       proceed to search out the secret powers of nature - those
33       9, XXXVII |      stand in great fear of my “secret faults,”387 which thy eyes
34       9, XXXVIII|      Still, I am better when in secret groanings I displease myself
35       9, XLII   | mediator, then, by whom, by thy secret judgment, human pride deserves
36       9, XLIII  |      Mediator, whom thou in thy secret mercy hast revealed to the
37      10, II     |      favor with thee - that the secret things of thy Word may be
38      10, XVII   |  present, it proceeds from some secret place; and when, from times
39      10, XVII   |      past, it recedes into some secret place? For where have those
40      10, XVIII  |       may be the manner of this secret foreseeing of future things,
41      10, XIX    |         it, O sweet Light of my secret eyes.~
42      10, XXXI   |      chasm there is in thy deep secret! How far short of it have
43      11, XVIII  |        thou Light of my eyes in secret, if while I am ardently
44      12, XVII   |         thou waterest them by a secret and sweet spring, so that “
45      12, XVIII  |       thou art not alone in the secret of thy judgment as thou
46      12, XXIII  |         of heaven, nor over the secret heaven, nor over the day