Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1      |        sudden glimpses of God’s glory. Augustine’s style is deeply
 2     Int, 1      |  celebration of God’s grace and glory by which his faithful children
 3       1, XII    |     rich beggary and a shameful glory. But thou, Lord, by whom
 4       2, V      |  Worldly honor also has its own glory, and so do the powers to
 5       2, VI     |        yet the kind that is the glory and beauty of the stars
 6       2, VI     |        Ambition seeks honor and glory, whereas only thou shouldst
 7       3, III    | blindness of men that they even glory in their blindness. And
 8       4, I      |         to thee my shame to thy glory. Bear with me, I beseech
 9       5, III    |        the Truth, “changing the glory of the incorruptible God
10       6, VI     |        you longed to rejoice in glory.” What glory, O Lord? The
11       6, VI     |         rejoice in glory.” What glory, O Lord? The kind that is
12       6, VI     |        joy, so was mine no true glory; but it turned my head all
13       6, XVI    |        praise; unto thee be the glory, O Fountain of mercies.
14       6, IX     |    Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father”192 -
15       6, IX     |     there how “they changed the glory of thy incorruptible nature
16       6, XXI    |      Thus, he who sees must not glory as if he had not received,
17       8, VII    |    spread abroad; from this thy glory shone more brightly. And
18       8, XIII   |         he that glories” would “glory in the Lord”311!~35. Thus
19       9, XXXVI  |         under them. Be thou our glory; let us be loved for thy
20       9, XXXVIII|   reproved. For a man may often glory vainly in the very scorn
21      10, XI     |         by degrees, glimpse the glory of that eternity which abides
22      11, XV     |        of the habitation of the glory of my Lord,”477 your builder
23      12, XIX    |         heavens may declare his glory, dividing the light of the