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 1       3, IV     |     whole attitude and turned my prayers toward thee, O Lord, and
 2       3, X      |        of angels. Indeed, in his prayers he would assuredly groan
 3       3, XI     |         of her supplication. Her prayers entered thy presence, and
 4       5, IX     |          frequent, and ceaseless prayers to thee? Nowhere but with
 5       5, IX     |           and thou to her in her prayers? Couldst thou, by whose
 6       6, I      |          out still more frequent prayers and tears that thou wouldst
 7       6, III    |          come yet to groan in my prayers that thou wouldst help me.
 8       7, VI     | recommending themselves to their prayers. And with hearts inclining
 9       8, XII    |      tears. For neither in those prayers which we poured forth to
10       8, XII    |       into it - neither in those prayers did I weep. But I was most
11       8, XIII   |          me - more richly in the prayers of so many gained for her
12       8, XIII   |   confessions of mine than by my prayers alone.         ~~
13       9, IV(326)|          of the incense with the prayers of the saints went up before
14       9, XXXV   |     abounding vanities, then our prayers are often interrupted and
15      12, XVIII  |         Thus thou dost grant the prayers of him who seeks, and thou