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 1     Int           |        to strike them down. Then comes the scene in the Milanese
 2       1, I        |   restless is our heart until it comes to rest in thee. Grant me,
 3       3, VII      |         questions to me: “Whence comes evil?” and, “Is God limited
 4       4, XII      |        to bitterness if whatever comes from him is not rightly
 5       4, XIII     |        is a kind of beauty which comes from their forming a whole
 6       4, XIII     |      another kind of beauty that comes from mutual fitness - as
 7       4, XIV      |          it that I know - whence comes my confident confession
 8       5           |        year of decision. Faustus comes to Carthage and Augustine
 9       5, V        |     profession of it, when piety comes from confession to thee.
10       6, XI       |           death uncertain. If it comes upon me suddenly, in what
11       6, XVI(174) |   restless is our heart until it comes to find rest in Thee," Bk.
12       6, XVI      | Plotinian ecstasy. From this, he comes finally to the diligent
13       6, IX       |        that lights every man who comes into the world.” And further,
14       6, XVII(214)|           IX, Ch. X, 23-25). One comes before the "conversion"
15       6, XXI      |   subject unto God, for from him comes my salvation? He is my God
16       7, X        |       that lights every man that comes into the world.” Mark what
17       9           |          the soul are heirs, and comes finally to see how necessary
18       9, I        |       and “he who does the truth comes to the light.”321 This is
19       9, VI       |          embrace that no satiety comes to sunder. This is what
20       9, VI(332)  |           10: "After Anaximander comes Anaximenes, who taught that
21       9, XIX      |        rejected, until something comes into the mind on which our
22       9, XIX      |        from the memory that this comes, for we do not believe it
23       9, XXIII    |    without other distractions it comes to rejoice in that single
24       9, XXXI     |      since this medicine at hand comes from the comfort we receive
25      10, II       |      Observe, O God, from whence comes my desire. The unrighteous
26      10, VII      |     proportion it passes away or comes to be. But there is nothing
27      10, VIII     |          source whence our being comes. And therefore, unless the
28      10, X        |         not a created thing, but comes before the creation - and
29      10, XIV      |        present - if it be time - comes into existence only because
30      10, XV       |      past or future.~20. Thus it comes out that time present, which
31      10, XXIV     |        the body, which is moved, comes and the point to which it
32      11, IX       |     there is nothing that either comes or goes, and where this
33      11, XXV      |  knowledge, but of impudence. It comes not from vision but from
34      11, XXIX     |      what proceeds in time; what comes from choice, and what comes
35      11, XXIX     |      comes from choice, and what comes from origin. In eternity,
36      11, XXIX     |        to discover how the sound comes before the tune? For a tune
37      12, I        |  well-being from thee, from whom comes my capacity for well-being.~
38      12, II       |      since its created existence comes from thee.~For what did
39      12, V        |          it is) and by his Light comes to be a life suffused with
40      12, X        |         enlighten every man that comes into the world”529?~
41      12, XVII     |      sheltering protection which comes from the strong arm of a
42      12, XXII     |         renewed in his mind, and comes to behold and apprehend