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 1       1, VI    |       creature whether my infancy followed yet an earlier age of my
 2       2, II    |          sea and, forsaking thee, followed the rushing of my own tide,
 3       3, II    | fingernails, their scratching was followed by inflammation, swelling,
 4       3, VI(65)|          rest were auditores, who followed, at a distance, the doctrines
 5       4, I     |        set free. These projects I followed out and practiced with my
 6       4, III   |            he had given it up and followed medicine for the simple
 7       4, VIII  |        bit to them. But yet there followed after this sorrow, not other
 8       4, XV    |           most proficient in them followed my explanations all too
 9       5, V     |     believe this, so that all who followed him believed that they were
10       5, VIII  |      deeply over my departure and followed me down to the sea. She
11       5, X     |   beginning, the other sacrileges followed after.~For when my mind
12       6, VII   |    frivolous spectacles are hotly followed - he had been inveigled
13       6, IX    |    harming his master. And he had followed his master to the market
14       6, X     |    vexations with which thy mercy followed our worldly pursuits, we
15       6, XIV   |         and groans, and our steps followed the broad and beaten ways
16       6, IV    |            as I now admit it - it followed that I could rise in my
17       6, VI    |          readings, then surely it followed that whatever was truly
18       6, VI    |       that one of the fools - who followed such an occupation and whom
19       7, VI    |          writings, a conversation followed in which he spoke of Anthony,
20       7, XII   |        read. I had not known what followed. But indeed it was this, “
21      11, XXVII |       time and then passing away, followed by the coming into being
22      12, XXXIII|           same time, so that form followed matter with no delaying