Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |         Augustinian Christianity appear in them, and through them
 2       1, XVI  |      committed such crimes might appear to imitate the celestial
 3       2, III  |        not done, in order not to appear contemptible because I was
 4       5, XIV  |       ideas had already begun to appear to me defensible; and the
 5       5, XIV  | defensible. For that way did not appear to me yet vanquished; but
 6       6, IX   |     Thereupon he was led away to appear before the judge.~15. But
 7       6, XI   |       absurd to us before do not appear so now, and may be otherwise
 8       7, II   |      before men. Thus he came to appear to himself guilty of a great
 9       7, VII  |      alone because there did not appear anything certain by which
10       8, II   |           as if I were trying to appear a great person. And what
11       9, VIII |       brought forth. Some things appear immediately, but others
12       9, XXXII|     without them. At any rate, I appear thus to myself; it is quite
13      11, XVII |       its entities which clearly appear in it and which we are accustomed
14      12, XV   | fragrance.575 But “when he shall appear, then we shall be like him,
15      12, XVII |       place and let the dry land appear” - athirst for thee? For
16      12, XVII |        thirst after thee and who appear before thee - separated
17      12, XVIII|       Life. And let us at length appear like “lights in the world,”586
18      12, XVIII|       wills, and making stars to appear in their bright splendor
19      12, XIX  |          that “the dry land” may appear. “Learn to do well, judge
20      12, XIX  |          that “the dry land” may appear and bring forth the honoring