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 1     Int           |  that the denouement in Book VIII is a vivid and believable
 2     Int           | pride and appetence.~In Book VIII, Augustine piles up a series
 3       1, I(10)    |     see Bk. V, Ch. XIII; Bk. VIII, Ch. 11, 3.~
 4       1, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~13. Did I not, then, as
 5       2, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~16. What profit did I,
 6       3, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~15. Can it ever, at any
 7       4, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~13. Time never lapses,
 8       4, XV(116)  |  Augustine refers infra, Bk. VIII, Ch. II, 3.~
 9       5, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~14. Thou didst so deal
10       6, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~13. He had gone on to
11       6, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~12. But thou, O Lord,
12       6, IX(186)  |  Victorinus (q.v. infra, Bk. VIII, Ch. II, 3-5) had translated
13       6, XVII(214)|     the Milanese garden (Bk. VIII, Ch. XII, 28-29); the other,
14       7, II(241)  |              Virgil, Aeneid, VIII, 698.~
15       7, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~19. Then, as this vehement
16       8, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII ~ ~17. Thou, O Lord, who
17       9, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~12. I will soar, then,
18      10, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~10. Why is this, I ask
19      11, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~8. That heaven of heavens
20      12, VIII     |                      CHAPTER VIII~ ~9. The angels fell, and