Book, Chapter

 1     Int         | Scriptures, as they ordered and moved his heart and mind. It was
 2       3, II     |        me most powerfully which moved me to tears. What marvel
 3       3, XI     |         she spoke - this answer moved me more deeply than the
 4       6, XIX    |    living rational creature, he moved the more slowly toward Christian
 5       6, XXI    |    defender; I shall no more be moved.”227 In them, no one hears
 6       7, IX     |         commands the hand to be moved and there is such readiness
 7       8, VI     |     canticles; how deeply was I moved by the voices of thy sweet-speaking
 8       9, XIV    |       draw it out. Yet I am not moved by any of these emotions
 9       9, XXII   |         their will is still not moved except by some image or
10       9, XXXIII |    faith, and how even now I am moved, not by the singing but
11       9, XXXIII |       it happens that I am more moved by the singing than by what
12       9, XXXVII |         myself not because I am moved with any consideration for
13       9, XXXVII |      see that I ought not to be moved at my own praises for my
14       9, XXXVII |          in my own praise, I am moved with concern for my neighbor,
15       9, XXXVII |         neighbor, why am I less moved if some other man is unjustly
16      10, XXIII  |      equal intervals, or, if it moved now more slowly and now
17      10, XXIV   |      For I hear that no body is moved but in time; this thou tellest
18      10, XXIV   |      say so. For when a body is moved, I measure by time how long
19      10, XXIV   |        time when it began to be moved until it stopped. And if
20      10, XXIV   |         see when it began to be moved, and if it continued to
21      10, XXIV   |        which the body, which is moved, comes and the point to
22      10, XXIV   |        the point to which it is moved; or if we can observe its
23      10, XXIV   |    although a body is sometimes moved and sometimes stands still,
24      10, XXIV   |       stood still as long as it moved,” or, “It stood still twice
25      10, XXIV   |       three times as long as it moved” - or any other ratio which
26      11, XXII   |         which the Spirit of God moved? For if they are understood
27      12, IV     |       For thy good Spirit which moved over the face of the waters511
28      12, IV     |     all-sufficient for itself - moved over that life which thou
29      12, V      |        and, behold, “Thy Spirit moved over the waters.” Thus,
30      12, VII    |         us up by thy Spirit who moved over the waters? To whom
31      12, VIII   |    reposed in thy Spirit, which moved immutable over all things
32      12, IX     |       not even the Holy Spirit “moved.” But if we understand the
33      12, IX     |   Father, Son, and Holy Spirit “moved over the waters.”~Why, then,
34      12, IX     |         under the oil. They are moved by their own mass; they
35      12, XXXVIII|      present time, we have been moved to do well, now that our
36      12, XXXVIII|   having forsaken thee, we were moved to do evil.655 But thou,