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 1       2, III   |          long as I was skillful in speaking - no matter how barren I
 2       3, VI    |           Truth,” and were forever speaking the word to me. But the
 3       3, VI    |     themselves even when they were speaking truth concerning thy creatures,
 4       4, II    |           gain, I offered for sale speaking skills with which to conquer
 5       5, VI    |          and his daily practice in speaking, he had acquired a sort
 6       6, III   |          debarred from hearing and speaking to him by crowds of busy
 7       7, VI    |      advice as I sold the power of speaking (as if it could be supplied
 8       7, VII   | Ponticianus told. But while he was speaking, thou, O Lord, turned me
 9       7, VII   |       while Ponticianus went ahead speaking such things. And when he
10       8, II    |           by too loud or prolonged speaking. This had at first been
11       8, IV    |            should think that I was speaking it just on their account.
12       8, X     |            yet by an inner musing, speaking and marveling at thy works.~
13       8, X     |             And while we were thus speaking and straining after her,
14       9, VIII  |            the images of what I am speaking about are present out of
15       9, XXXIII|        voice that it was more like speaking than singing.~However, when
16       9, XXXIV |    corporeal light, of which I was speaking, seasons the life of the
17      10, VII   |          nothing otherwise than by speaking. Still, not all the things
18      10, VII   |      things that thou dost make by speaking are made at the same time
19      10, VIII  |            voice, the voice of one speaking to me, since he who teacheth
20      10, IX    |          thy Truth: all wondrously speaking and wondrously creating.
21      10, IX    |         him that is able hear thee speaking to his inner mind. I will
22      10, X(429)|     Augustine has a similar usage. Speaking of those who pour new wine
23      10, XXIII |         this, would we not also be speaking in time? Or would there
24      10, XXIV  |           say, “How long?”, we are speaking comparatively as: “This
25      10, XXV   |        Lord, that I know that I am speaking all these things in time,
26      10, XXVII |          that - just as if we were speaking them aloud. If anyone wishes
27      11, XIII  |       indicated which earth it was speaking about. When, on the second
28      11, XIII  |          heaven it was that he was speaking about earlier, without specifying
29      11, XIX   |           made can, in a manner of speaking, be called by the same name
30      12, V     |          about the shadowy abyss - speaking of the aimless flux of its
31      12, XX    |          by thy blessing.~27. Am I speaking falsely? Am I mingling and
32      12, XXIV  |         how many different ways of speaking, this is signified corporeally!
33      12, XXVI  |          he found his joy in; for, speaking truly, he says, “I rejoice
34      12, XXVI  |         tongue like a winged bird, speaking mysteries? What food is