Book, Chapter

 1     Int      |  Scriptures. Then Simplicianus tells him the moving story of
 2     Int      | strongest earthly tie. Book IX tells us this story. The climactic
 3       7      |     official, Ponticianus, who tells him and Alypius the stories
 4       8      |       autobiography. Augustine tells of his resigning from his
 5       9, III |    love by which they are good tells them that I am not lying
 6       9, VI  |        God.” Their very nature tells this to the one who beholds335
 7      10, I   |        we pray - and yet Truth tells us, “Your Father knoweth
 8      10, II  |         Moses wrote of him. He tells us so himself; the Truth
 9      10, II  |       us so himself; the Truth tells us so.~
10      11, XV  |   things are false which Truth tells me, with a loud voice in
11      11, XV  |     God is eternal.~“Again, he tells me in my inner ear that
12      11, XXV |       to falsehood. For he who tells a lie speaks of his own
13      12, XXIX|    times, while this Scripture tells me that what thou madest