Book, Chapter

 1     Int        | plight, through the gracious action of God’s redeeming love.
 2     Int        |   how may we interpret God’s action in producing this created
 3       4, III   |    both the business and the action of the inquirer.”~6. And
 4       5, VI    |     truth delighted with his action and feeling in a disputation,
 5       7, X     |  principle applies as in the action of good wills. For I ask
 6       9, IV    |       without thy prevenient action. I do this, then, both in
 7      10, VI    |    and plain that it was the action of a creature, itself in
 8      10, XVIII |   time present; but that the action which we premeditate is
 9      10, XVIII |    we shall have started the action and have begun to do what
10      10, XVIII |     premeditating, then that action will be in time present,
11      10, XXVIII|    my memory. The span of my action is divided between my memory,
12      10, XXVIII|    exhausted. Then the whole action is ended and passed into
13      10, XXVIII|     holds in the even longer action of which that psalm is only
14      10, XXXI  |  without any division in thy action.453 Let him who understands
15      12, XVIII |      lower level of fruitful action come to the joy of contemplation
16      12, XXXII |  husband, as the appetite of action is subjected to the deliberation
17      12, XXXII |  conceive the rules of right action. These things we see, and
18      12, XXXIV |   didst subordinate rational action to the higher excellence