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 1 Pre|         could not be found. But when I wished to exclude this
 2 Pre|       importunity. So, one day, when I was exceedingly wearied
 3 1  |       He did not keep this good when he could keep it easily.
 4 1  |          O wretched lot of man, when he has lost that for which
 5 1  |         did he not keep for us, when he could so easily, that
 6 1  |         turn your face from us? When will you look upon us, and
 7 1  |      look upon us, and hear us? When will you enlighten our eyes,
 8 1  |          and show us your face? When will you restore yourself
 9 1  |      and reveal yourself to me, when I seek you, for I cannot
10 2  |       any rate, this very fool, when he hears of this being of
11 2  |         that the object exists. When a painter first conceives
12 2  |  greater can be conceived. For, when he hears of this, he understands
13 4  |      conceived in two ways: (1) when the word signifying it is
14 4  | signifying it is conceived; (2) when the thing itself is understood
15 4  |         an object is conceived, when the word signifying it is
16 4  |      conceived; and in another, when the very entity, which the
17 7  |      are improperly applied, as when we use "to be" for "not
18 7  |        to do nothing.~So, then, when one is said to have the
19 8  |         terms of your own. For, when you behold us in our wretchedness,
20 9  |   justice seems to demand. But, when you do bestow goods on the
21 10 |         justly spare them? For, when you punish the wicked, it
22 10 |         with their deserts; and when, on the other hand, you
23 11 |     just and gracious God, both when you do punish and when you
24 11 |     both when you do punish and when you sparest.~Truly, then,
25 13 |       it that a created spirit, when compared with you is circumscribed,
26 13 |       you is circumscribed, but when compared with matter, uncircumscribed?
27 13 |    circumscribed is that which, when it is wholly in one place,
28 13 |  uncircumscribed is that which, when it is anywhere as a whole,
29 18 |    himself and to us that which when we wish to seek it, we do
30 18 |        seek it, we do not know; when we seek it, we do not find;
31 18 |        seek it, we do not find; when we find, it is not that
32 25 |         they shall be satisfied when the glory of the Lord has
33 26 |         and more than full. For when heart, and mind, and soul,