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 1     Int          | continence had been consciously preferred; there was a strong desire
 2       1, XI      |  foreseen by my mother, and she preferred that the unformed clay should
 3       1, XIII    |    erred, then, when as a boy I preferred those vain studies to these
 4       1, XVIII   |        detected and censured, I preferred to quarrel rather than to
 5       4, II      |      thou knowest that I really preferred to have honest scholars (
 6       4, XV      |          then, does God err?” I preferred to contend that thy immutable
 7       5, X       |   Omnipotent, that I would have preferred to have thee defeated in
 8       5, XIV     |     remain in a sect to which I preferred some of the philosophers.
 9       6, IV      |         incorruptible was to be preferred to the corruptible, I saw
10       7, VII     |      for it, ought to have been preferred above the treasures and
11       8, IV      |       writings. For at first he preferred that they should smell of
12      11, III(459)|      that Augustine should have preferred the invisibilis et incomposita