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 1       1, VI   |            either from not being understood or because what I got was
 2       1, XIII |        this day I have not fully understood them. For Latin I loved
 3       1, XVI  |        that we should never have understood these words, “golden shower,” “
 4       4, III  | profession. Since he had already understood Hippocrates, he was fully
 5       4, XV   |     talking about. For I had not understood nor had I been taught that
 6       4, XV   |          I read it by myself and understood it. And what did it mean
 7       4, XV   |         the sand - they scarcely understood it and could tell me no
 8       4, XV   |      unchangeable unity could be understood as subjected to thy own
 9       4, XV   |     realize that those arts were understood with great difficulty, even
10       5, X    |           although I had not yet understood their meaning, I was fully
11       6, III  |      could be unraveled. ~I soon understood that the statement that
12       6, III  |      that created him155 was not understood by thy spiritual sons -
13       6, X    |         into my likeness.” And I understood that thou chastenest man
14       6, X    |          is “clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made.”206~
15       6, XII  | corrupted unless it were good. I understood, therefore, and it was made
16       6, XVII |          are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made,
17       6, XVII |   invisibility [invisibilia tua] understood by means of the things that
18       6, XX   |         thy invisible things are understood through the things that
19       9, VI   |          are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made.”334
20       9, XIII |           both that I have often understood these things and also that
21      10, XX   |    provided that what is said is understood, so that neither the future
22      10, XXII |         say and hear, and we are understood and we understand. They
23      11, XIV  |       not wish these words to be understood like this. He did not wish
24      11, XIV  |          did not wish to have it understood as you say, but as we say.”
25      11, XVII |       may not inappropriately be understood to refer to this unformed
26      11, XVII |          unformed earth is to be understood as having corporeal matter
27      11, XVIII|          different things may be understood from these words, all of
28      11, XVIII|        Scripture what the writer understood, what harm is done if a
29      11, XXII |       God moved? For if they are understood as included in the term ‘
30      11, XXIV |     interpreters of these words (understood as they can be in different
31      11, XXIV |   narrative he wishes this to be understood, as confidently as he would
32      11, XXIV |          he might have wished it understood that, in this passage, “
33      11, XXIX |      that I have referred to are understood with much difficulty. The
34      11, XXIX |        and third are very easily understood. For it is an uncommon and
35      11, XXXI |          words, he saw fully and understood all the truth we have been
36      12, VI   |        which thy Spirit could be understood as “moving”? For he did
37      12, XXI  |     nature may “be clearly seen, understood through the things that
38      12, XXIV |        know that a thing that is understood in only one way in the mind
39      12, XXIV |          through the body may be understood in the mind in many different
40      12, XXIV |       and earth.”632 Is this not understood in many different ways by
41      12, XXX  |    sweetness from thy truth, and understood that there are some men