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 1     Int, 1         |           round of creation to the point where we can view the drama
 2     Int, 1         |         beginning meet at a single point!~The Enchiridion is a briefer
 3     Int, 1         |            open question as to the point beyond which the thought
 4       1, XI        |       stomach pains and was at the point of death - thou didst see,
 5       1, XIII      |        sought death at the sword’s point,”27 while I myself was seeking
 6       2, III       |  whatsoever I fancied, even to the point of dissoluteness. And in
 7       4, XV        |          had not seen how the main point in these great issues [concerning
 8       5, VIII      |        counsel and noting the real point to her desire, didst not
 9       6, V         |        true God?” For this was the point that was most of all to
10       6, VII       |        more pleasant and plain the point I wanted to convey by adding
11       6, I         |              and the truth on this point I rejoiced to find in the
12       6, VI        |        houses met one another at a point equidistant from either
13       8, X         | conversation had brought us to the point where the very highest of
14       9, VII       |         that is beyond the topmost point of my soul? Yet by this
15       9, XIV       |           is not complete at every point? For who would willingly
16       9, XXVI      |        counsel of thee on whatever point they wish, though they do
17       9, XXIX      |            to him, even this was a point of wisdom to know whose
18       9, XXXIII    |   austerity. Sometimes I go to the point of wishing that all the
19       9, XL        |           me I do not know to what point life might not then arrive.
20      10, XV        |          the most minute momentary point, this alone is what we may
21      10, XXIV      |           were able to observe the point in space where and from
22      10, XXIV      |            is moved, comes and the point to which it is moved; or
23      10, XXVII     |         itself from some beginning point to some end. This is why
24      11, XVII      |  enumeration of the days, he could point out, one by one, all the
25      11, XXXI      |          opinion so clearly on one point that I should exclude the
26      11, XXXII     |          But to us, O Lord, either point out the same meaning or
27      12, XXXII(651)|       great justice: "However, the point in question is very obscure" (