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 1       6, VII       |     so happened that I had a passage in hand and, while I was
 2       6, I         |   the earth does not bar the passage of the light of the sun,
 3       7, XII       |     Bible and read the first passage I should light upon. For
 4       8, XII(305)  |                     Cf. this passage, as Augustine doubtless
 5       9, XXXI      |  lies baited for me. For the passage itself is pleasant; there
 6      10, II(410)   |   symbol of time's ceaseless passage; the reference is to a water
 7      10, XI        |     events that occur in its passage, which cannot be simultaneous.
 8      10, XVI       |    other. But we measure the passage of time when we measure
 9      10, XVIII     |     like footprints in their passage through the senses. My childhood,
10      10, XXIII     | motion of the sun and by his passage from east to east, I ask
11      10, XXIII     |    or both? For if the sun’s passage is the day, then there would
12      10, XXVI      | measuring? Is it time in its passage, but not time past [praetereuntia
13      11, XXIV      |     understood that, in this passage, “heaven and earth” refers
14      11, XXXII(504)|    Genesis than to any other passage in the entire Bible - and
15      12, V(513)    |                      In this passage in Genesis on the creation.~
16      12, XVIII(591)|               For this whole passage, cf. the parallel developed
17      12, XXXII(651)|    had misgivings about this passage. In the Retractations, he