Part, Question

 1   1, 41 |            as it is said that the ~workman works by his will, as the
 2   1, 41 |         himself. Now, as a created workman ~makes a thing out of matter,
 3   1, 48 |            On the contrary, A wise workman chooses a less evil in order
 4   1, 41 |            as it is said that the ~workman works by his will, as the
 5   1, 41 |         himself. Now, as a created workman ~makes a thing out of matter,
 6   1, 49 |            On the contrary, A wise workman chooses a less evil in order
 7   1, 87 |      instrument, as cutting to the workman and the ~saw; to a form
 8   1, 104|            operation, just ~as the workman applies the axe to cut,
 9   1, 109|        produce these effects, as a workman employs fire to soften iron.~
10   2, 20 |           action of a ~tool is the workman's action. But it may happen
11   2, 37 |            present thyself . . . a workman that needeth not to be ashamed." ~
12   2, 85 | disposition of ~iron, nor does the workman choose this in the iron,
13   2, 85 |      matter is not ~adapted to the workman's intention, nor to the
14   2, 105|          OBJ 6: Further, just as a workman offers his work for hire,
15   2, 85 |           instead of 'hire']: "The workman is worthy of his hire,"
16   2, 92 |           acknowledged who was the workman, but have ~imagined either
17   2, 183|       wherefore He added: "For the workman is ~worthy of his meat."
18   2, 185|       according to Mt. 10:10: "The workman is worthy of his meat."
19   3, 4  |          OBJ 3: Further, a skilful workman completes his work in the
20   3, 4  |           way, which every skilful workman ~does, what can be done
21   3, 19 |          axe ~independently of the workman. Hence, wheresoever the
22   3, 64 |         some sort of motion: for a workman ~works in one way with his