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 1     Int        |      Regius (A.D. 430), Augustine wrote - mostly at dictation -
 2     Int        |          Yet almost everything he wrote was in response to a specific
 3     Int        |          dialogues that Augustine wrote at Cassiciacum the year
 4     Int, 1     |     Dulcitius (for whom Augustine wrote the De octo dulcitii quaestionibus
 5       4, XIII  |         of my inmost heart, and I wrote some books - two or three,
 6       4, XV    | twenty-six or twenty-seven when I wrote those books, analyzing and
 7       5, III   |          they predicted. And they wrote down the rules they had
 8       5, III   |           in his voluminous folly wrote many books on these subjects.
 9       5, X(143)|      complacency severely, and he wrote one of his first dialogues,
10       8, IV    |          God of all health. And I wrote it down on the tablet and
11      10, II    |          seek in thy books. Moses wrote of him. He tells us so himself;
12      10, III   |        heaven and earth.419 Moses wrote of this; he wrote and passed
13      10, III   |           Moses wrote of this; he wrote and passed on - moving from
14      11, XIV   |             The Spirit of God who wrote these things by his servant
15      11, XXIV  |           interpretation] when he wrote, “In the beginning God created
16      11, XXIV  |           was in his mind when he wrote these things, as I see it
17      11, XXX   |     reveal thyself to him, and he wrote these things down, he intended