Book, Chapter
1 1, V | But thou, O Lord, thou knowest. Have I not confessed my
2 2, VI | whereas it is only thou who knowest all things supremely. Indeed,
3 3, III | sedate, O Lord, as thou knowest, and had no share in the
4 3, IV | Since at that time, as thou knowest, O Light of my heart, the
5 4, II | others. And yet, O Lord, thou knowest that I really preferred
6 4, XIII | and the Fitting.105 Thou knowest them, O Lord; they have
7 4, XV | another man. All this thou knowest, O Lord my God, because
8 5, III | lowly, but the proud thou knowest afar off.123 Thou drawest
9 6, VII | madness had enthralled. Thou knowest, O our God, that I had no
10 6, VII | order which thou thyself knowest to be best - and that order
11 6, IV | by surprise, since thou knowest all, and there is no sort
12 6, IV | sort of nature but thou knowest it? And what more should
13 7, III | ever the same because thou knowest unchangeably all things
14 8, II | was confirmed in me, thou knowest, my God, that I began to
15 8, VI | Adeodatus and me, and thou knowest that all things there put
16 8, X | words, still, O Lord, thou knowest that on that day we were
17 9, V | O Lord, who madest him, knowest him completely. And even
18 9, XXXVI | begun to change us? Thou knowest to what extent thou hast
19 9, XXXVII| wilt. In this matter, thou knowest the groans of my heart and
20 9, XXXVII| the value of which thou knowest, O God, for it renders me
21 9, XLIII | out of thy law.”403 Thou knowest my incompetence and my infirmities;
22 10, XXII | me. O Father, who truly knowest how to give good gifts to
23 10, XXXI | far more mysteriously thou knowest them. For it is not as the
24 11, XXIII | Lord, though already thou knowest it. Thus I see that two
25 12, XV | departed this life. And thou knowest, O Lord, thou knowest how
26 12, XV | thou knowest, O Lord, thou knowest how thou didst clothe men
27 12, XVI | art immutably, and thou knowest immutably, and thou willest
28 12, XXIII | fruits; yet thou, O God, knowest them already and thou hast
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