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 1       1, XII    |          forced me to learn, and took it for granted that it was
 2       2, II     |         it? Meanwhile, my family took no care to save me from
 3       2, III    |   baseness was. What is worse, I took pleasure in such exploits,
 4       2, III    |       cut away to the quick. She took no heed of this, for she
 5       4, IV     |        were sweet to me and they took my friend’s place in my
 6       4, VII    |      wept, tormented myself, and took neither rest nor counsel,
 7       4, VIII   |        in our companionship that took strong hold of my mind:
 8       4, XV     |          slave of wicked lust? I took delight in them, not knowing
 9       5, XIV    |        XIV~ ~24. For, although I took no trouble to learn what
10       6, V      |     didst persuade me that, if I took into account the multitude
11       6, VII    |   Alypius of that plague. But he took it to himself and thought
12       6, VII    |        me, this worthy young man took as a reason for being offended
13       6, VIII   |           he was excited, and he took away with him the madness
14       6, XIII   |       was engaged; and my mother took the greatest pains in the
15       6, IX     |           he emptied himself and took upon himself the form of
16       7, IV     |        Therefore, even those who took the way before them rejoice
17       7, VI     |         game table before us. He took it up, opened it, and, contrary
18       8, II     |          general public, all who took notice of this act of mine
19       8, VI     |        for unusual fortitude. We took with us the boy Adeodatus,
20       8, VI     |         for his whole career. We took him for our companion, as
21       8, VIII   |          thirst. In this way she took precautions against an evil
22       8, XII    | restrained from weeping, Evodius took up the Psalter and began
23       8, XII    |          word for bath [balneum] took its name from the Greek
24       8, XIII   |    dissolution was so close, she took no thought to have her body
25       9, X      |          and I saw them as true, took them into my mind and laid
26       9, XL     | never-failing light from which I took counsel about them all;
27      10, XXIII  |         short, because the first took a longer time to sound,
28      10, XXIV   |         the movement of the body took or the movement of its parts
29      11, XV     |          before it, from whom it took its beginning as created,
30      12, IV(510)|     being like himself. . . . He took over all that is visible . . .