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  1 pref,   0|            from themselves opening such secrets to others. These
  2 pref,   0|            here, will cry out that such rules are not necessary
  3 pref,   0|       Scripture without the aid of such directions as those I now
  4 pref,   0|      entirely superfluous. I would such persons could calm themselves
  5 pref,   0|            lest, being ensnared by such wiles of the enemy and by
  6 pref,   0|            hear unspeakable words, such as it is not lawful for
  7 pref,   0|                   Let us beware of such dangerous temptations of
  8 pref,   0|            preliminary objections, such is the start I have thought
  9   1,   2 |          speak of things, speak in such a way that even if some
 10   1,   4 |         would make us truly happy. Such is a picture of our condition
 11   1,   8 |         life, without sensibility, such as that of plants, they
 12   1,   8 |         inferior to sentient life, such as that of cattle; and above
 13   1,   8 |            place intelligent life, such as that of men. And, perceiving
 14   1,   8 | unchangeable: and they cannot find such a rule, except by going
 15   1,  16 |            spot or wrinkle, or any such thing. ~
 16   1,  23 |            common relation to God, such as a man or an angel, or
 17   1,  23 |       through our instrumentality, such as the body. For assuredly
 18   1,  23 |      properly due to God only. Now such love of itself is more correctly
 19   1,  24 |            all, because they think such a thing as that must be
 20   1,  26 |           for Him is prescribed in such terms that it is evident
 21   1,  29 |          exceedingly displeased by such a man's contempt of his
 22   1,  35 |        that dispensation, not with such love and delight as if it
 23   1,  35 |          transient feeling rather, such as we have towards the road,
 24   1,  36 |         any part of them, but puts such an interpretation upon them
 25   2,   6 |       under that aspect than if no such figure were drawn from the
 26   2,   7 |          as one's self that is, in such a way that all our love
 27   2,   7 |           been drawn far away from such a love for God and such
 28   2,   7 |            such a love for God and such a love for his neighbour
 29   2,   7 |  annoyances which beset this life. Such a son ascends to wisdom
 30   2,   8 |          understanding, still with such knowledge as reading gives,
 31   2,   8 |        high place must be given to such as have been thought worthy
 32   2,   8 |    received by all, he will prefer such as have the sanction of
 33   2,   8 |           of greater authority, to such as are held by the smaller
 34   2,   8 |           happen), I think that in such a case the authority on
 35   2,   8 |        books nor with one another, such as Job, and Tobias, and
 36   2,  12 |            error. Now translations such as this are not obscure,
 37   2,  13 |           upon it. For not only is such a form of speech faulty
 38   2,  15 |            that they translated in such a way as the Holy Spirit,
 39   2,  16 |            whether, if there be no such law, the number itself is
 40   2,  17 |         curious or more learned in such matters. He says that a
 41   2,  20 |           and leagues with devils, such, for example, as are employed
 42   2,  21 |            the usual proceeding in such cases was carried out. For
 43   2,  22 |            those who are born from such an observation, is a great
 44   2,  22 |            were born twins, and in such close succession, that Jacob,
 45   2,  23 |         the soul against following such practices on the ground
 46   2,  23 |           Saul, that does not make such sacrilegious observances
 47   2,  25 |            superstitious, that is, such as are not set up in association
 48   2,  25 |         one who is unaccustomed to such follies goes into the theatre,
 49   2,  25 |     resemble another in many ways, such signs are not always of
 50   2,  26 |     natural objects. And of these, such as have relation to fellowship
 51   2,  29 |         way men who are skilled in such computations are accustomed
 52   2,  33 |      validity of inference in some such way as the following. Let
 53   2,  37 |           and thorny discipline of such rules. It is just as if
 54   2,  37 |        walk, care still less about such directions, as they cannot
 55   2,  39 |      withdraw their attention from such institutions of men as are
 56   2,  39 |            interpreting separately such as were left in Scripture
 57   2,  40 |        that is, human institutions such as are adapted to that intercourse
 58   3, arg |          treat of ambiguous signs. Such signs may be either direct
 59   3,   1 |     instruction, let him who is in such a state of mind that he
 60   3,   2 |          fear of God, receive us]. Such ambiguities of punctuation,
 61   3,   3 |             might be pronounced in such a way as to make what follows
 62   3,   3 |      passage will be pronounced in such a way as to make the first
 63   3,   3 |            be pronounced, then, in such a way that after the inquiry, "
 64   3,   3 |          mouths]. Now difficulties such as this are cleared up by
 65   3,   3 |      praedixi], that they which do such things shall not inherit
 66   3,   6 |         temporal things, it was in such a way that in all these
 67   3,   6 |           subjecting themselves to such a bondage they were doing
 68   3,   6 |           who clung obstinately to such signs could not endure our
 69   3,   6 |     Eternal God,) were filled with such a measure of the Holy Spirit
 70   3,   7 |           very things signified by such signs, and engage your mind
 71   3,   8 |       these were signs. And out of such were formed the churches
 72   3,   8 |        freed from their slavery to such signs, but brought to nothing
 73   3,   8 |         spiritual understanding of such. ~
 74   3,   9 |    temporal, but that to which all such signs refer. Now such a
 75   3,   9 |          all such signs refer. Now such a man is spiritual and free
 76   3,   9 |          sacred in the observance; such, for example, as the Sacrament
 77   3,  11 |            numerous, nor placed in such a way as to obscure the
 78   3,  12 |         does, or is sinful. In all such matters it is not the use
 79   3,  14 |            meet with the record of such actions, unless they are
 80   3,  14 |          thought that there was no such thing as absolute right,
 81   3,  14 |          manifest that there is no such thing as right at all. Such
 82   3,  14 |        such thing as right at all. Such men did not perceive, to
 83   3,  15 |     figurative expressions, a rule such as the following will be
 84   3,  18 |         man does not perceive that such matters are recorded with
 85   3,  19 |         still more beastly excess, such men do not believe it possible
 86   3,  20 |         under the influence of any such passion, they could never
 87   3,  28 |            a meaning is evolved of such a kind that what is doubtful
 88   3,  29 |            there that does not use such expressions, although he
 89   3,  30 |       which present obscurities of such a kind as require none of
 90   3,  32 |           the counterfeit, or some such name; because, not to speak
 91   3,  34 |            cities of the Gentiles, such as Tyre or Babylon, are
 92   3,  34 |           things are often said of such a kind as evidently apply
 93   3,  35 |     Scripture more highly favours, such as seven, or ten, or twelve,
 94   4,   1 |         lay down rules of rhetoric such as I have learnt, and taught
 95   4,   1 |         they need not look for any such from me. Not that I think
 96   4,   1 |          from me. Not that I think such rules of no use, but that
 97   4,   2 |            shall tell the truth in such a way that it is tedious
 98   4,   2 |      frigid, and somnolent? Who is such a fool as to think this
 99   4,   3 |            and faith. If, however, such ability be wanting, the
100   4,   5 |         the sweeter we try to make such things, the easier it is
101   4,   6 |     orators and poets that give me such unspeakable delight in their
102   4,   6 |          the matters spoken of are such, that the words in which
103   4,   7 |        duty to select a passage of such a kind that I shall not
104   4,   7 |      message like this, and to men such as these, would they have
105   4,   7 |           of places as with lamps, such as "Zion," "Samaria," "Calneh," "
106   4,   8 |            expressed themselves in such a way that those who in
107   4,   8 |           using as far as possible such clearness of speech that
108   4,   9 |      however, which are written in such a style that, if understood,
109   4,  10 |        either because there are no such words, or because they do
110   4,  12 |            of their duty will have such an effect that there will
111   4,  13 |           If the truths taught are such that to believe or to know
112   4,  14 |            with us there should be such terrible madness! For what
113   4,  14 |        serious assembly, moreover, such as is spoken of when it
114   4,  14 |          mass of ornamental words, such as would not be graceful
115   4,  14 |          modest form of eloquence, such as we find in his subsequent
116   4,  15 |          to be taught, and acquire such a faculty of speech as is
117   4,  18 |          only ones that an address such as I wish to give shape
118   4,  20 |           reasoning is extended to such a length, that unless the
119   4,  20 |         authors designedly avoided such ornaments, I dare not affirm;
120   4,  20 |           absence of any ornaments such as appear in the passages
121   4,  21 |        house ought to be known for such at the very threshold, and
122   4,  21 |          it is satisfied with food such as will support life, but
123   4,  21 |          any one to take a step of such a nature and of so great
124   4,  21 |    audacious an act of wickedness, such an insult to God the great
125   4,  21 |          adorned and beautified by such arts is an impeachment of
126   4,  21 |          again, inveighing against such practices, says: "Hence
127   4,  24 |           temperate style, produce such an effect on some, that
128   4,  25 |          use is there in attaining such an object as this last?
129   4,  28 |                                    Such a teacher as is here described
130   4,  29 |         even this, let his life be such as shall not only secure
131   4,  29 |       anything to deliver. Now, if such men take what has been written
132   4,  29 |      divisions among them. Nor are such men to be alarmed by the
133   4,  29 |           that the apostle says of such men: "They profess that
134   4,  29 |          is the Truth. Speaking of such men, in one place He says, "
135   4,  29 |          another place, upbraiding such men, He says, "O generation
136   4,  30 |            Him from whom they know such blessings come, so that