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 1     Int, 1     |      acknowledging that this answer might indeed be too brief,
 2       1, VI    |  even if he fails to find an answer, rather than to seek an
 3       1, VI    |       rather than to seek an answer and not find thee!~
 4       1, XIII  |  have ever learned this will answer correctly, in accordance
 5       1, XIII  |      see what everyone would answer who had not entirely lost
 6       3, XI    |      often mentioned it. Thy answer, given through my watchful
 7       3, XI    |  seen until she spoke - this answer moved me more deeply than
 8       3, XII   |  thou gavest her yet another answer, as I remember - for I pass
 9       3, XII   |      gavest her then another answer, by a priest of thine, a
10       3, XII   | afterward, she accepted this answer as though it were a voice
11       4, III   |    goes on within itself, an answer should be arrived at, by
12       4, IV    |      she did not know how to answer me. And if I said, “Hope
13       5, VI    |     when they were unable to answer the questions I raised,
14       5, XIV   |  learned advocates who could answer objections adequately and
15       6, II    |      to oppose them with the answer which, in the old Carthaginian
16       6, III   |   not to constrain me by any answer to believe that the immutable
17       6, III   |     the origin of evil their answer was dictated by a wicked
18       6, V     |    And I kept seeking for an answer to the question, Whence
19       6, VII   |     is evil?” - and found no answer. But thou didst not allow
20       7, II    |   Simplicianus made the same answer; and just as often his jest
21       7, V     |     fettered me.249 I had no answer to thy calling to me, “Awake,
22       7, IX    |      may inquire and find an answer, amid the dark labyrinth
23       7, X     |   those also waver about the answer here? For either they must
24       7, X     |     each of these, they will answer, “It is good.” But what,
25       8, I     |  thee?” Let them say so, and answer thou me and say unto my
26       8, IV    |      any good?” And we would answer, and they would hear, “O
27       8, XIII  |   deceiver. Rather, she will answer that her sins are forgiven
28       9, XX    |      no doubt they would all answer that they would. And this
29       9, XXIII |     will no more hesitate to answer, “In truth,” than to say
30      10, X(430)|     to the question, and his answer to it, again in De civitate
31      10, XII   |  heaven and earth?” I do not answer, as a certain one is reported
32      10, XII   |      is one thing to see the answer; it is another to laugh
33      10, XII   |      and for myself I do not answer these things thus. More
34      10, XII   |  gain praise for a worthless answer.~Rather, I say that thou,
35      10, XIV   |     it in thought or put the answer into words? Yet is it not
36      10, XV    |    time. How, then, will you answer me?~Is a hundred years when
37      10, XXI   |    do you know this?”, I can answer: “I know because we measure.
38      10, XXVII |   measure, and I confidently answer - as far as a trained ear
39      11, XIV   |      being the judge, I give answer.~
40      11, XXII  |      have set out above will answer to such objections: “We
41      12, XIX   |    nothing more) give him an answer - he is good for he is God.
42      12, XIX   |  good for he is God. Let him answer him that, if he would enter
43      12, XXIII |       so that the people may answer, “Amen.”630 The reason that
44      12, XXV   |   when he said, “At my first answer no man stood with me, but
45      12, XXXI  |    are given us by God?” The answer is given me: “Because we