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 1       1, VI   |      have myself been able to learn by watching them; and they,
 2       1, IX   |     was. Yet if I was slow to learn, I was flogged. For this
 3       1, XII  |    use what they forced me to learn, and took it for granted
 4       1, XII  |       in not being willing to learn thou didst use for my punishment.
 5       1, XIII |   however, I was compelled to learn about the wanderings of
 6       1, XIII |     me if they were forced to learn him. For the tedium of learning
 7       1, XIII |      and cruel punishments to learn it. There was also a time
 8       2, II   |   sole care was that I should learn how to make a powerful speech
 9       3, XI   |     and daily weeping (not to learn from her, but to teach her,
10       3, XII  |     me to unlearn evil and to learn the good81 -  for it was
11       4, III  |       since I worked at it to learn the art perfectly because
12       4, V    |       healed my wound. Let me learn from thee, who art Truth,
13       5, III  |  things, which I was eager to learn. Nor did I consider the
14       5, XII  |       And lo, I then began to learn that other offenses were
15       5, XIV  | although I took no trouble to learn what he said, but only to
16       6, IX   |     great should now begin to learn that, in making just decisions,
17       6, XI   |       hence and where shall I learn what here I have neglected?
18       6, VI   |   Although I had now begun to learn in this matter toward Nebridius’
19       6, IX   |       not hear Him who says, “Learn of me, for I am meek and
20       6, XXI  |     who labor.” They scorn to learn of him because he is “meek
21       9, IV   |   wish me happiness when they learn how near I have approached
22       9, IV   |    they pray for me when they learn how much I am still kept
23       9, XX   |       I seek it in longing to learn of it as though it were
24       9, XXVI |      thee so as to be able to learn of thee? For thou wast not
25       9, XXVI |      thee so as to be able to learn of thee - save in thyself
26       9, XXXI |      taught me: that I should learn to take food as medicine.
27       9, XLIII|       example they also might learn the same humility - that “
28      10, VIII |     Truth immutable. There we learn truly as we stand and hear
29      12, XV   |  where they might look up and learn thy mercy, which proclaims
30      12, XIX  |    the dry land” may appear. “Learn to do well, judge the fatherless,