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 1       1, XIII     |         mingling for us a wholesome bitterness, which calls us back to
 2       2, I        |           do this, recalling in the bitterness of self-examination my wicked
 3       3, I        |             my mercy, with how much bitterness didst thou, out of thy infinite
 4       4, V        |           fruit is plucked from the bitterness of life, from groans, tears,
 5       4, VI       |       bitterly, and found a rest in bitterness. I was wretched, and yet
 6       4, IX       |             all sweetness turned to bitterness - and the feeling of death
 7       4, XII      |           will rightly be turned to bitterness if whatever comes from him
 8       6, III      |         implanted in me the root of bitterness, in spite of the fact that
 9       8, XII      |            had done before. For the bitterness of my grief was not sweated
10       9, XIV      |             sweetness of joy or the bitterness of sadness? Is the comparison
11      12, XVII(579)|            of God, he speaks of the bitterness of life in the civitas terrena;
12      12, XVII     |          land.580 For it is not the bitterness of men’s wills but the gathering
13      12, XIX      |           put away from himself the bitterness of malice and wickedness;
14      12, XX       |           the waters whose stagnant bitterness was the reason why they
15      12, XXIII    |           continue in the perpetual bitterness of their impiety?~34. Man,
16      12, XXIV     | commonwealth still steeped in their bitterness (which is signified by “
17      12, XXVII    |      separated and divided from the bitterness of “the waters” of the sea.~