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 1     Int           |       entire genius.~He was, of course, by conscious intent and
 2     Int           |   climactic moment in it is, of course, the vision at Ostia where
 3       1, IX       |    passed before us in the same course, and thus had built up the
 4       1, XIII     |    learning than the beginner’s course in which I learned to read
 5       1, XVI      |     custom! Who shall stay your course? When will you ever run
 6       2, III      |      she thought that the usual course of study would not only
 7       3, IV       |         vanity. In the ordinary course of study I came upon a certain
 8       5, XIII     |         I began to love him, of course, not at the first as a teacher
 9       5, XIV      |       by which I might guide my course.~~  ~
10       6, X        |       just as I did, as to what course of life to follow.~17. Nebridius
11       6, XV       |       mistress - not a wife, of course. Thus in bondage to a lasting
12       6, V        | pictured this mass as vast - of course not in its full dimensions,
13       6, VI       |     actual birth - and each, of course, knew instantly the exact
14       6, VI       |         parents’ house, ran his course through the prosperous paths
15       6, XVII(214)|   Confessions; the other is, of course, the last great moment with
16       7, VI       |       Finally he saw the better course, and resolved on it. Then,
17       7, VI       |       changed from their former course, did nevertheless (as he
18       7, VII      |         which I could direct my course. And now the day had arrived
19       7, X        |  whether he should take a third course, open at the same time,
20       7, XII      |        know not - and gave free course to my tears. The streams
21       8, VIII     |      wine. For, in the ordinary course of things, when her parents
22       9, XXVI(345)|       Self-evident. This is, of course, not a doctrine of innate
23       9, XXXI     |      lost, and is found.”360 Of course, he [the apostle Paul] could
24       9, XXXIV    |       still entangled in my own course with such beauty, but thou
25      10, XXIII    |       the sun should finish his course in as short a period as
26      10, XXIII    |       if the sun ran his entire course in the period of an hour;
27      10, XXIII    |        covered during his whole course, from morning to morning.
28      10, XXIII    |        if the sun might run his course from east to east sometimes
29      11           |        hermeneutics and, in the course of this, reviews the various
30      11, XXVII    |         same spring over a long course - so also is the narration