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 1     Int          |   Confessions, which is his most familiar and widely read work. The
 2       5, VI      | questions that troubled me, in a familiar exchange of discussion with
 3       6, VII     |      more especially and in very familiar terms. Alypius had been
 4       6, I       |          which my eyes are still familiar, nor could I see that the
 5       6, XX      |     grown sweet to me through my familiar use of them, and if then
 6       6, XXI(226)|          that he is here quoting familiar Scrip­ture and filling it
 7       7, VI      |     although up to that time not familiar to me. When he learned this,
 8       9, XI      |         to the mind which is now familiar with them. And how many
 9       9, XIX     |          can rightly rest as the familiar and sought-for object. And
10      10, XXII    |       off these things, both the familiar and the obscure, from my
11      10, XXXI    |          feelings of one singing familiar songs, or hearing a familiar
12      10, XXXI    |     familiar songs, or hearing a familiar song in which, because of
13      11, II(457) |       highest heaven." This is a familiar way, in Hebrew, of emphasizing
14      11, III(459)|          citation of the old and familiar version. Is it possible
15      11, XXI     |         inferior, with all those familiar and known creatures that