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 1     Int            |        way to God, a way which begins in sense experience but
 2     Int, 1         |    Lord’s Prayer. The treatise begins, naturally enough, with
 3     Int, 1         |        very obscure.~This work begins thus: “Great art thou, O
 4       6, XI(167)   |                           Here begins a long soliloquy which sums
 5       6, XVI       | drawing toward its goal, as he begins to know Jesus Christ and
 6      10, VIII      |       say that everything that begins to be and then ceases to
 7      10, VIII      |       be and then ceases to be begins and ceases when it is known
 8      10, VIII      |   eternal Reason where nothing begins or ceases. And this is thy
 9      10, XXVII     |      Give heed where the truth begins to dawn.447 Suppose now
10      10, XXVII     |        now that a bodily voice begins to sound, and continues
11      10, XXVII(447)|                 Here Augustine begins to summarize his own answers
12      10, XXVII     |       sound to memory. Thus he begins to speak and his voice sounds
13      11, XI        |       heart, wanders about and begins to be dizzy in his own fancies?