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 1     Int         |           now upheld and led by a greater and a wiser love.~We can
 2     Int, 1      |          the De Trinitate and the greater part of the De civitate
 3     Int, 1      |        more widely known or given greater pleasure than the [thirteen]
 4       1, III    |           contain thee singly? Do greater things contain more of thee,
 5       1, XI     |      after baptism would be still greater and more perilous.~Thus,
 6       2, II     |        sake,”45 I would have with greater happiness expected thy embraces.~
 7       3, VI     |          them to imagine of other greater and infinite bodies which
 8       3, VIII   | authorities in human society, the greater authority is obeyed before
 9       4, XV     |           the proud.”112 And what greater pride could there be for
10       5, VI     |          with him, these and even greater difficulties, if I had them,
11       5, VIII   |   punishment, and they suffer far greater harm than they inflict.~
12       5, X      |         be. And it seemed to me a greater piety to regard thee, my
13       6, I      |         untrue. For in this way a greater part of the earth would
14       6, I      |         the earth would contain a greater part of thee; a smaller
15       6, IV     |       will, since thy will is not greater than thy power. But it would
16       6, IV     |           But it would have to be greater if thou thyself wert greater
17       6, IV     |      greater if thou thyself wert greater than thyself - for the will
18       6, IV(179)|           that being than whom no greater can be conceived." Cf. Proslogium,
19       6, V      |           tortured - and indeed a greater evil since we have nothing
20       6, X      |          see; nor was it simply a greater one of the same sort, as
21       7, I      |        Nor did I any longer crave greater certainty about thee, but
22       7, I      |  certainty about thee, but rather greater steadfastness in thee.~But
23       7, III    |           and then delivered from greater danger than over one who
24       7, III    |           had not fought; and the greater the peril of the battle,
25       7, III    |           lost and was found. The greater joy is everywhere preceded
26       7, III    |        everywhere preceded by the greater pain. What does this mean,
27       7, IV     |           in one on whom he has a greater hold, and whom he has hold
28       7, VI     |        dangers must we climb to a greater danger? And when shall we
29       7, XI     |        the moment approached, the greater horror did it strike in
30       8, IV     |          am hastening on to still greater mercies? For my memory recalls
31       9, XXXVII |           us will detest us? What greater madness than this can be
32       9, XLIII  |         But thy medicine is still greater. Otherwise, we might think
33      10, XXII   |         my ignorance of them with greater profit than to thee, to
34      12, XVIII  |               which resembles the greater light - which is for those