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 1       1, XVIII    |     the most fierce hatred, he takes most vigilant heed that
 2       1, XVIII    |      of inter homines], but he takes no heed lest, in the fury
 3       6           |  dismisses his first mistress, takes another, and continues his
 4       7, III      |    happens in the soul when it takes more delight at finding
 5      10, XV       |    year is not present. For it takes twelve months to make the
 6      10, XXIII    |       time that it customarily takes if it were completed in
 7      10, XXIV     |   which we measure how long it takes is another thing, we cannot
 8      10, XXVI     |        of a body - how long it takes, how long it is in motion
 9      10, XXVIII   |   passed into memory. And what takes place in the entire psalm
10      10, XXVIII   |      place in the entire psalm takes place also in each individual
11      11, I        |      than discovery. Demanding takes longer than obtaining; and
12      11, XIX(487) |   Augustine summarizes what he takes to be the Christian consensus
13      11, XX       |    these truths, then, one man takes the sense of “In the beginning
14      11, XX       |   corporeal creation.” Another takes it in a different sense,
15      11, XX       |        this world.”489 Another takes still a further meaning,
16      11, XXI      |        without light.” Another takes it in a different sense,
17      11, XXI      |      physical senses.” Another takes it still differently and
18      11, XXI      | creature would be created.” He takes it in yet another sense
19      12, XXIV(632)|       which all Christian hope takes its premise.~