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 1     Int              |           uncertain. He shows us (Bk. V, Ch. X, 19) that almost
 2     Int, 1           |  allegorizing (e.g., Confessions, Bk. XIII, or Enchiridion, XVIII),
 3       1, I(10)       |      Bishop Ambrose of Milan; see Bk. V, Ch. XIII; Bk. VIII,
 4       1, I(10)       |       Milan; see Bk. V, Ch. XIII; Bk. VIII, Ch. 11, 3.~
 5       3, IV(62)      |          of his mother's death in Bk. IX, Chs. X-XII.~
 6       3, VIII(75)    |           John 2:16. And see also Bk. X, Chs. XXX-XLI, for an
 7       4, III(91)     |           Vindicianus; see below, Bk. VII, Ch. VI, 8.~
 8       4, XV(116)     |           Augustine refers infra, Bk. VIII, Ch. II, 3.~
 9       5, III(126)    |          of the opening sentence, Bk. I, Ch. I, 1.~
10       5, IX(138)     |                                   Bk. I, Ch. XI, 17.~
11       6, IV(158)     |           suspendium (epoch); cf. Bk. V, Ch. X, 19, and also
12       6, XVI(174)    |      comes to find rest in Thee," Bk. I, Ch. I, 1.~
13       6, IX(186)     |           Victorinus (q.v. infra, Bk. VIII, Ch. II, 3-5) had
14       6, XVII(214)   |         with his mother at Ostia (Bk. IX, Ch. X, 23-25). One
15       6, XVII(214)   |           in the Milanese garden (Bk. VIII, Ch. XII, 28-29);
16       8, VII(290)    |          All flesh is grass." See Bk. XI, Ch. II, 3.~
17       8, X(297)      |    Plotinian ecstasy recounted in Bk. VII, Ch. XVII, 23, above.~
18       8, XII(305)    |        his boyhood friend, above, Bk. IV, Chs. IV, 9, to VII,
19       9, XXXIV(376)  |           Augustine's. See above, Bk. IX, Ch. XII, 32.~
20      10, I(406)      |          sentence of Confessions, Bk. I, Ch. I. Here we have
21      10, II(414)     | repetition of the metaphor above, Bk. IX, Ch. VII, 16.~
22      10, XXVII(448)  |          of Ambrose quoted above, Bk. IX, Ch. XII, 39, and analyzed
23      10, XXXI(453)   |          this analysis of time in Bk. XI to the exploration of
24      11, XXIV(492)   |           further indication that Bk. XII is an integral part
25      11, XXXII(505)  |          of creation made here in Bk. XII.~
26      12, XXXV(653)   |           the requiescat in te in Bk. I, Ch. I.~
27      12, XXXVIII(655)|      conscious connection between Bk. XIII and Bks. I-X.~
28      12, XXXVIII(656)|          ending is an antiphon to Bk. XII, Ch. I, 1 above.~