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 1     Int         |      system” is in the Holy Scriptures, as they ordered and moved
 2     Int         |  authority of the Christian Scriptures. Then Simplicianus tells
 3     Int, 1      |       even though the Latin scriptures were powerful modifiers
 4       1, XVII   | tendrils of my heart by thy Scriptures; and it would not have been
 5       3, V      |  direct my mind to the Holy Scriptures, that I might see what they
 6       3, V      |    I then turned toward the Scriptures, they appeared to me to
 7       5, XI     | things they censured in thy Scriptures I thought impossible to
 8       5, XI     |     forth things out of the Scriptures that were not easily withstood,
 9       6, IV     |  was also glad that the old Scriptures of the Law and the Prophets
10       6, V      |  How do you know that those Scriptures were imparted to mankind
11       6, V      |  eminent authority to those Scriptures throughout all lands if
12       6, VII    |  Son our Lord, and the Holy Scriptures, which the authority of
13       6, XX     |  books before I studied thy Scriptures, that it might be impressed
14       6, XX     |   when I was subdued by thy Scriptures and when my wounds were
15       6, XX     |     been molded in thy Holy Scriptures, and if thou hadst grown
16       7, II     |    He used to read the Holy Scriptures, as Simplicianus said, and
17      10, II     | rashness and lying. Let thy Scriptures be my chaste delight. Let
18      10, XXII   |   longing to understand thy Scriptures) are not a bore? Give me
19      11, XXXI   |   God has tempered the Holy Scriptures to the understanding of
20      12, XV(567)|      The heavens," i.e. the Scriptures.~