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 1     Int         |       from this “materialism” and taught him how to think of spiritual
 2       1, VIII   |         me words by rote, as they taught me my letters afterward.
 3       1, XIII   |         words: not from those who taught me but those who talked
 4       1, XVIII  |         of letters and syllables, taught them by those who learned
 5       1, XVIII  |          of everlasting salvation taught by thee. They carry it so
 6       4, II     |           2. During those years I taught the art of rhetoric. Conquered
 7       4, II     |       without tricks of speech, I taught these scholars the tricks
 8       4, VIII   |         teaching, sometimes being taught; longing for someone absent
 9       4, XV     |         understood nor had I been taught that evil is not a substance
10       5, V      |          evident; for he not only taught things about which he was
11       5, VI     |           O my God, hadst already taught me in wonderful and marvelous
12       5, X(143) |           third century B.C. They taught the necessity of epoch,
13       6, IV     |        not yet discovered that it taught the truth, but I now knew
14       6, IV     |           certain whether what he taught was true. For all this time
15       6, VII    |     studied under me when I first taught in our town, and then afterward
16       6, VIII   |          thou didst pluck him and taught him not to rest his confidence
17       6, V      |       Lord and Saviour, as it was taught me by the Catholic Church,
18       6, XX     |       Platonists, and having been taught by them to search for the
19       7, II     |          in the rhetoric which he taught: yet he had professed that
20       8, IX     |          the reason for this, she taught them the rule I have mentioned.
21       9, VI(332)|   pre-Socratic "physiologers" who taught that aiqhr was the primary
22       9, VI(332)| Anaximander comes Anaximenes, who taught that the air is God. . . ."~
23       9, XXXI   |           44. This much thou hast taught me: that I should learn
24       9, XXXI   |       done is done.~46. Thou hast taught me, good Father, that “to
25       9, XXXIV  |      closed in blindness, when he taught his son the way of life -
26      10, XVII   |          boys and as we have also taught boys - time past, time present,
27      10, XIX    |       still future? For thou hast taught thy prophets. How dost thou,
28      10, XIX    |         exist certainly cannot be taught. This way of thine is too
29      11, III    |            Hast thou not, O Lord, taught this soul which confesses
30      11, III    |          thee? Hast thou not thus taught me, O Lord, that before
31      11, VI     |           whole of what thou hast taught me concerning this unformed
32      11, XXV    |          other way than as he has taught us. See now, how foolish