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 1     Int, 1        |      same books, concerning my account of my conversion when God
 2     Int, 1        |     desire to be praised on my account and not myself. “For it
 3       1, X        |       I might have put to good account afterward. I disobeyed them,
 4       3, IV(62)   |       and contrast it with the account of his mother's death in
 5       4           |    Manicheans. It includes the account of his teaching at Tagaste,
 6       4, III      |       it.” When I asked him to account for the fact that many true
 7       5, III      |   could not discover there any account, of either the solstices
 8       5, XII      |       suffer from them than on account of their own illicit acts.
 9       6, II       |     and he loved her truly, on account of her faithful religious
10       6, V        |        me that, if I took into account the multitude of things
11       6, XVI      |  Christianity and a remarkable account of his appropriation of
12       6, XVII(214)| astonishingly candid and plain account of a Plotinian ecstasy,
13       7, VI       |        the topic, giving us an account of this eminent man, and
14       8, IV       |      speaking it just on their account. For, indeed, I should not
15       8, IX       |       with her husband on this account. For she waited for thy
16       9, IV       |      give thanks to thee on my account and that many should entreat
17       9, IV       |       sake. And do not, on any account whatever, abandon what thou
18       9, XXIII    |      she reveals them. On this account, she will so repay them
19      10, XXIII    |        way around to east - on account of which we can say, “So
20      10, XXVII    |        away. Could it, on that account, be any more readily measured?
21      11, VI       |      to grasp the whole of the account? Still, despite this, my
22      12           |       finds the Trinity in the account of creation and he ponders
23      12, XXI(614) |    cols. 1246-1252, for a full account of the symbolism and pictures
24      12, XXVI     |       fertility.~41. Was it on account of his own needs alone that