Chapter

 1   1|   enchiridion,~6 as it~might be called - something to have "at
 2   1|         the Scriptures (rightly called divine) were composed, men
 3   1|         heretics who wish to be called~Christians, the _name_ of
 4   2|        he still ought not to~be called absurd or told, "You have
 5   3|        of~those whom the Greeks called "physicists."~20 Nor should
 6   3|     this universe, even what is called evil, when it is rightly
 7   3| privation of that good which is called health. Thus, whatever defects
 8   4|     that there is nothing to be called evil if there is nothing
 9   7|   errors of this sort should be called sins - when one thinks~well
10   7|     other such errors should~be called sins. Nor am I at the moment
11   7|        Every lie, then,~must be called a sin, because every man
12   8|         in ~flight from them is called fear. Moreover, as the soul'
13   8|     whatever penalties they are called on to~suffer, both openly
14  11|         be~born of you shall be called the Son of God."~78 And
15  12|   something should therefore be~called the son of that thing. Let
16  12|    Spirit would not properly be called sons of the water by~anyone.
17  12|       follow that those who are called sons of someone are always
18  12|     adopted. Even those who are called "sons ~of Gehenna" are not
19  12|       since not everyone who is called son is born of him whose
20  12|     born of him whose son he is called ~- this is the very mode
21  12|   perfectly God that he is also called God's Gift. Still,~to speak
22  13|         he came, he was himself called sin and was made a~sacrifice
23  13|  sacrifices for sins were often called sins.~82 Yet he of whom~
24  14|       and which was, therefore, called by the name of sin? Thus,
25  15|   angels, so that while all are called by the general title "angels" -
26  15|      should these archangels be called "powers" [virtutes],~so
27  17|      dead shall come is rightly called the Day of Judgment. Just
28  21|   divine books such iniquity is called a "cry" (clamor). You have
29  23|         or gross deformity, are called monsters: at the ~resurrection
30  23|         is why their bodies are called "spiritual," though~undoubtedly
31  23|         just as now the body is called "animate"~[animale], though
32  23|       there are bodies that are called "heavenly ~bodies."~195
33  23|           What the writer first called "flesh and blood" he later
34  23|       flesh and blood" he later called "corruption,"~and what he
35  23|  corruption,"~and what he first called "the Kingdom of God" he
36  23|   Kingdom of God" he then later called "incorruption."~But, as
37  23|       why the body of Christ is called "flesh" even after the resurrection.
38  23|        endlessly. This state is called, in ~the Scripture, "the
39  24|      Father Almighty. For he is called Almighty~for no other reason
40  26|        have nullified it he was called~"Satan" by him who had come
41  28|       or that it is not rightly called free, when we so desire
42  28|         wages of good works, is called a~_gift_ of God by the apostle. "
43  29|       to refer to those who are called "vessels of mercy,"~238
44  29|  passion in the divine mind, is called "wrath" in God. Yet~even