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 1     Int, 1       |         baggage on his bookshelf.”~Taken together, the Confessions
 2       2, VI      |           lost in which desire had taken delight, because it wills
 3       2, VI      |           it wills to have nothing taken from it, just as nothing
 4       2, VI      |             just as nothing can be taken from thee.~14. Thus the
 5       4, IV      |           would retain what it had taken from me rather than what
 6       5, VI      |         expressed it should not be taken to be as necessarily true;
 7       6, II      |            For winebibbing had not taken possession of her spirit,
 8       6, IV      |       perverse doctrine if it were taken according to the letter.
 9       6, VII     |           a simile occurred to me, taken from the gladiatorial games.
10       6, VII     |           any other man would have taken as an occasion of offense
11       6, VIII    |          got to the arena, and had taken what seats they could get,
12       6, I       |           a void, for if a body is taken out of space, or if space
13       6, XII(207)|        goodness of all creation is taken up into the scholastic metaphysics;
14       6, XIII    |         even in thy whole creation taken as a whole, there is not;
15       7, IV      |           and they saw his vessels taken from him and cleansed, and
16       8, II      | overwhelmed had not its place been taken by patience. Some of thy
17       8, X       |            a far different kind be taken away, and this one should
18       8, XII     |            which had suddenly been taken away from me - and it was
19       9, IX      |            are, so that I have not taken in the image and left the
20       9, XXXI    |        this saying in which I have taken much delight: “Neither if
21       9, XXXIV   |           thy hymn,376 and are not taken over by it in their sleep.
22      11, XXII    |   beautifully formed? Or, if it be taken thus, why, then, is it written
23      12, XXI     |        feeds on the Fish which was taken out of the deep,614 set
24      12, XXI     |           of life, and so has been taken up by this transitory world
25      12, XXVIII  |           they were only good; but taken as a totality they were
26      12, XXXIV   |           we have seen that things taken separately are good, and
27      12, XXXIV   |           are good, and all things taken together are very good,