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 1     Int        |          community identified and held together by its loyalties
 2     Int        |           pride which had so long held him from decisive commitment
 3       1, X     |         who put on such shows are held in such high repute that
 4       1, XVIII |           O my God, when men were held up as models to me who,
 5       2, II    |          when the madness of lust held full sway in me - that madness
 6       3, VIII  | everywhere and at all times to be held in detestation and should
 7       3, VIII  |    commanded. And if it cannot be held to be inimical to the public
 8       4, VI    |        that wretched life I still held dearer than my friend. For
 9       4, XV    |        the false opinions which I held concerning spiritual things
10       5, XIV   |       could I see that what I had held to heretofore should now
11       5, XIV   |      majority of the philosophers held the more probable views.
12       6, III   |          because great personages held him in honor. Only his celibacy
13       6, IV    |         uncertain and since I had held them as certainly uncertain
14       6, I     |      clear even to myself, I then held that whatever had neither
15       6, XIX   |        for us. Because of this, I held that he had merited his
16       6, XIX   |          true man. And this man I held to be superior to all others,
17       7        |          continence, but is still held back. Finally, a child’s
18       7, I     |        fallen, but thy right hand held me up and bore me away,
19       7, IV    |   Victorinus (which the devil had held in an impregnable stronghold)
20       7, V     |         of my own will. The enemy held fast my will, and had made
21       7, V     |           chain” - a hard bondage held me in slavery. But that
22       7, V     |       which the mind is drawn and held, even against its will.
23       7, V     |          Yet it deserves to be so held because it so willingly
24       7, VI    |         by which I was so tightly held, and from the slavery of
25       7, VI    |          of ours from Africa, who held high office in the emperor’
26       7, XI    |      utterly broken. By now I was held but slightly, but still
27       7, XI    |           slightly, but still was held. And thou, O Lord, didst
28       7, XI    |            nor turn me aside, but held me in suspense.~26. It was,
29       8, III   |         since he was still firmly held by his bonds and saw that
30       8, III   |        than by anything else, and held back from that journey on
31       8, III   |           out of that pit and now held the same belief that we
32       8, IV    |       those phantoms which I once held for truth there was vanity
33       8, XI    |         mother.” I was silent and held back my tears; but my brother
34       8, XII   |      seeking escape in tears, was held back and silenced. For we
35       9, XIX   |   smoothly as usual and was being held up by the crippling of its
36       9, XX    |         we name “happiness,” were held in the memory.~
37       9, XXXI  |        throat, therefore, must be held in the mean between slackness
38       9, XXXIII|      delights of the ear drew and held me much more powerfully,
39       9, XL    |          by my old customs and am held. I sorrow much, yet I am
40       9, XL    |            yet I am still closely held. To this extent, then, the
41      10, X(430)|          of this world was widely held in Greek philosophy, in
42      11, XXV   |           thy judgments should be held in awe, because thy truth
43      12, II    |    corporeal, would deserve to be held in being in spite of the
44      12, II    |       these formless entities are held in their state of being