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1 Int, 1 | that I should not perish? I certainly declared there that God
2 2, VI | had no beauty of its own - certainly not the sort of beauty that
3 3, I | things no soul, they would certainly not inspire our love.~To
4 3, XI | been seen - and which I certainly had not seen until she spoke -
5 5, XIII(146)| vini ebrietatem is almost certainly an echo of a stanza of one
6 6, IV | since I had held them as certainly uncertain I had accused
7 6, XI | thou dost grant it.”168 Certainly thou wouldst have given
8 6, III | know that I had a will as certainly as I knew that I had life.
9 6, IV | And since most truly and certainly the incorruptible is to
10 8, XI | scarcely five days later - certainly not much more - that she
11 9, XXIII | but joy in the truth, then certainly they also love the truth.
12 10, I | tale of things to thee? Certainly not in order to acquaint
13 10, XVIII | do not know. But this I certainly do know: that we generally
14 10, XIX | For what does not exist certainly cannot be taught. This way
15 11, IX | this does not occur there certainly are no days, nor any vicissitude
16 11, XV | all things),473 this is certainly not that Wisdom which is
17 11, XIX | CHAPTER XIX487~ ~28. For it is certainly true, O Lord, that thou
18 11, XXV | ask you, that we see this? Certainly, I do not see it in you,
19 11, XXIX | because things formed are certainly superior to things unformed -
20 11, XXXI | even if they are different? Certainly - and I say this fearlessly
21 12, II(507) | What the soul now sees, it certainly always possessed, but as
22 12, VIII | suffices save thee thyself. And certainly it is not itself sufficient
23 12, XXVI | Does he find joy in that? Certainly not for that alone. But
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