Book, Chapter

 1     Int        |       so that it is capable of doing good. It relieves man’s
 2       1, IX    |     for this by those who were doing the same things themselves.
 3       1, XVIII |        of conscience - against doing unto another what one would
 4       2, IV    |        some of them ourselves. Doing this pleased us all the
 5       2, VI    |        counterfeit liberty, by doing with impunity deeds that
 6       2, IX    |        no idea of what we were doing and would have strenuously
 7       2, IX    |     did I find such delight in doing this which I would not have
 8       2, IX    |       Nor would I have enjoyed doing it alone - indeed I would
 9       3, V     |    hearing, but sublime in the doing, and veiled in mysteries.
10       4, III   |    heavens,” and, “This is the doing of Venus, or of Saturn,
11       4, XIV   |       no one else joined me in doing so.~
12       4, XV    |        is shod or armed, or is doing something or having something
13       6, III   |  Whatever his motive was in so doing, it was doubtless, in such
14       6, X     |        helping his friends and doing harm to his enemies. Even
15       6, XI    |       morning hours; what am I doing with the rest of the day?
16       6, III   |       own nature is capable of doing it. ~5. And I directed my
17       6, III   |       will is the cause of our doing evil and that thy just judgment
18       7, VIII  |        willing is the power of doing; and as yet I could not
19       8, XII   |        they heard what we were doing, many of the brethren and
20       8, XIII  |     merits to thee, what is he doing but recounting to thee thy
21       9        | mysteries of memory itself. In doing so, he reviews his motives
22       9, II    |      to confess it to thee? In doing so I would only hide thee
23       9, III   |    what profit I am to gain in doing this? For the confessions
24       9, VIII  |   those that follow, and in so doing are treasured up again to
25       9, XXIII |    that they “prevent you from doing what you would,”342 you
26       9, XXIII |     you would,”342 you fall to doing what you are able to do
27       9, XXXI  |       by thee. It was also thy doing that those who never were
28       9, XXXVII|    desire to test our power of doing without praise, must we
29      10, X     |      who ask us: “What was God doing before he made heaven and
30      10, X     |      was idle,” they say, “and doing nothing, then why did he
31      10, X     |        in that state forever - doing nothing, as he had always
32      10, XII   |        who asks, “What was God doing before he made heaven and
33      10, XIII  |      be asked, “What wast thou doing then?” For there was no “
34      10, XXVII |       time at all.~What are we doing when we measure silence,
35      12, XVII  |       This is their motive for doing everything, although they