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 1 1 |        teach my heart where and how it may seek you, where and
 2 1 |         may seek you, where and how it may find you.~Lord, if
 3 1 |        unapproachable light, or how shall I come to it? Or who
 4 1 |    death. Miserable exchange of how great a good, for how great
 5 1 |        of how great a good, for how great an evil! Heavy loss,
 6 1 |         Whither was I striving? How far have I come? To what
 7 1 |     sighs!~And you too, O Lord, how long? How long, O Lord,
 8 1 |      you too, O Lord, how long? How long, O Lord, do you forget
 9 1 |         Lord, do you forget us; how long do you turn your face
10 4 |                     CHAPTER IV.~How the fool has said in his
11 4 |       in reality he cannot.~BUT how has the fool said in his
12 4 |       he could not conceive; or how is it that he could not
13 6 |                     CHAPTER VI.~How God is sensible (sensibilis)
14 6 |         not to be these things; how are you sensible, if you
15 6 |         body and are in a body, how are you sensible, although
16 7 |                    CHAPTER VII.~How he is omnipotent, although
17 7 |      has power against him.~BUT how are you omnipotent, if you
18 7 |      been done, and the like. --how are you capable of all things?
19 8 |                   CHAPTER VIII.~How he is compassionate and
20 8 |    affectus) of compassion.~BUT how are you compassionate, and,
21 8 |    consolation to the wretched? How, then, are you compassionate
22 9 |                     CHAPTER IX.~How the all-just and supremely
23 9 |          God justly pities.~BUT how do you spare the wicked,
24 9 |         and supremely just? For how, being all just and supremely
25 9 |         death everlasting life? How, then, gracious Lord, good
26 9 |       boundless goodness of God how passionately should sinners
27 9 |        it is hard to understand how your compassion is not inconsistent
28 9 |       if this is true, teach me how it is. Is it because it
29 10|                      CHAPTER X.~How he justly punishes and justly
30 10|     goods, and the evil, evils? How, then, is it just that you
31 11|                     CHAPTER XI.~How all the ways of God are
32 13|                   CHAPTER XIII.~How he alone is uncircumscribed
33 13|    uncircumscribed and eternal. How is it, then, that other
34 13|         do not begin to be.~But how are you alone uncircumscribed?
35 14|                    CHAPTER XIV.~How and why God is seen and
36 14|        have not found your God, how is he this being which you
37 14|         be light and truth? For how did it understand this,
38 14| overcome by your greatness.~For how great is that light from
39 14|     light to the rational mind? How great is that truth in which
40 14|      nothingness and the false? How boundless is the truth which
41 14|     whom, and through whom, and how it has been made from nothing?
42 16|        whole and blessed truth, how far are you from me, who
43 16|          who am so near to you! How far removed are you from
44 18|       gladdened by all at once. How, then, O Lord, are you all
45 19|        or to be destined to be; how does your eternity exist
46 20|         were made, you are. But how do you transcend all? In
47 24|       the created life is good, how good is the creative life!~
48 24|      can, of what character and how great is that good! For,
49 24|         conceive in earnestness how delectable is that good
50 24|       the created life is good, how good is the creative life!
51 24|  salvation given is delightful, how delightful is the salvation
52 24|        created world is lovely, how lovely is the wisdom which
53 24|     delectable things, what and how great is the delight in
54 25|     CHAPTER XXV.~What goods and how great, belong to those who
55 25|        and theirs.~But what, or how great, is the joy, where
56 25|       overwhelmed with sorrows, how greatly would you rejoice,
57 25|     over his own so great good, how shall it contain so many
58 26|      told or conceived, O Lord, how greatly those blessed ones
59 26|   according as they shall know. How far they will know you,
60 26|       know you, Lord, then! and how much they will love you!
61 26|      heart of man in this life, how far they shall know you,
62 26|        they shall know you, and how much they shall love you