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 1       1, VII  |   trustworthy. For it lies in the deep murk of my forgetfulness
 2       1, XI   |          faith, she was always in deep travail for my eternal salvation.
 3       1, XVIII|       thou drawest from that vast deep the soul that seeks thee
 4       2       |     stealing some pears prompts a deep probing of the motives and
 5       3, XI   |       wallowed in the mud of that deep pit and in the darkness
 6       4, VI   |            O God! Behold and look deep within me, for I remember
 7       4, XIV  |            Man is himself a great deep. Thou dost number his very
 8       5, III  |          the unknown paths of the deep. Nor do they curb their
 9       6, VII  |     Alypius rushed up out of that deep pit into which he had willfully
10       7, III  |        art in the highest and how deep in the deepest! Thou never
11       7, V    |     drowsiness and fall back into deep slumber. And as no one wishes
12       7, XII  |        CHAPTER XII~ ~28. Now when deep reflection had drawn up
13       8, I    |         those years and from what deep and secret retreat was it
14       8, XII  |          of tired minds~From that deep torment which it finds.”308~ ~
15      10, II   |          hast not willed that the deep secrets of all those pages
16      10, III  |           him? Indeed, within me, deep inside the chambers of my
17      10, XII  |             for those who pry too deep.” It is one thing to see
18      10, XII  |        than cause one who asked a deep question to be ridiculed -
19      10, XXXI |           a chasm there is in thy deep secret! How far short of
20      11, III  |   darkness was on the face of the deep.”461 What else is darkness
21      11, X    |          and their words are very deep.~
22      12, VII  |        drags us downward into the deep abyss, and of the love which
23      12, VIII |           they indicate to us the deep darkness of the abyss, which
24      12, XIII |        seen is not hope. Thus far deep calls unto deep, but now
25      12, XIII |          Thus far deep calls unto deep, but now in “the noise of
26      12, XIII |           he called to this lower deep, saying, “Be not conformed
27      12, XIII | waterfalls he calls on that other deep, of which he is jealous
28      12, XIV  |      lightless and restless inner deep. From this we have received
29      12, XXI  |        which was taken out of the deep,614 set out on that table
30      12, XXI  |        end he was raised from the deep: that he might feed “the