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 1     Int         |  inner nature of the human self - these have established
 2     Int         | First, how does the finite self find the infinite God (or,
 3       1, XIII   |   dry eyes my own wretched self dying to thee, O God, my
 4       4, VI     |   I, who had been a second self to him, could go on living
 5       4, VI     | not want to live as a half self. But it may have been that
 6       4, VII    |    could I fly from my own self? Where would I not follow
 7       6, XIV    |    from preoccupation with self by a little and my madness
 8       7, XI     | nothing but the contest of self against self. And Alypius
 9       7, XI     |    contest of self against self. And Alypius kept close
10       9         |    and its relation to the self and its powers. This done,
11       9, XL     |  to be related to my inner self, distinguishing and numbering
12      12, VIII   |  but also within my inmost self - and all abundance I have
13      12, XI(530)|  the detailed analogy from self to Trinity in De Trinitate,