Part, Question

 1   2, 61 |         with Plato foremost among teachers of philosophy, says: 'The ~
 2   2, 2  |           Baptist was one of the ~teachers, and most nigh to Christ,
 3   2, 2  |      another?" Therefore even the teachers were ~not bound to explicit
 4   2, 47 |         seems rather to belong to teachers, who are also called ~"preceptors."
 5   2, 170|   ascribed to him] that "Catholic teachers, though they be sinners,
 6   2, 185|         others judges, and others teachers, ~and so forth, according
 7   2, 185|     prelates ~who are pastors and teachers. Therefore religious cannot
 8   2, 187|        saw the ~wickedness of his teachers, he returned to his vomit,
 9   3, 36 |           and went their way: the teachers spoke and ~stayed where
10   3, 42 |         as the most excellent ~of teachers, should adopt that manner
11   3, 42 | Pythagoras and Socrates, who were teachers of great ~excellence, were
12   3, 72 |          with the Holy Ghost, as ~teachers of the Faith; but the rest
13   3, 89 |        not deem the care of later teachers excessive, who ~without