Book, Chapter

  1 pref,   0|          that they may profit not only from reading the works of
  2 pref,   0|          for instruction, and not only received the sacraments
  3 pref,   0|           if I likewise teach not only what they understand, but
  4   1, arg |          which use and enjoy. The only object which ought to be
  5   1,   1 |        loaves in the miracle were only five and seven in number
  6   1,   5 |        the Son: but the Father is only Father, the Son is only
  7   1,   5 |           only Father, the Son is only Son, and the Holy Spirit
  8   1,   5 |            and the Holy Spirit is only Holy Spirit. To all three
  9   1,   8 |      think of Him as living, they only can form any conception
 10   1,  15 |          as right to be done, not only without a murmur, but even
 11   1,  22 |         these things, then, those only are the true objects of
 12   1,  23 |            to be loved, but those only which are either united
 13   1,  23 |      which is properly due to God only. Now such love of itself
 14   1,  26 |         and their own bodies), it only remained necessary to lay
 15   1,  27 |         body cannot; for the body only lives through the soul,
 16   1,  31 |         when we say that we enjoy only that which we love for its
 17   1,  32 |     entirely to Him, and are good only so far as He has given it
 18   1,  32 |        own advantage, but to ours only; and, so far as He is concerned,
 19   1,  32 |          concerned, has reference only to His goodness. When we
 20   1,  33 |      added "in the Lord," but had only said, "Let me have joy of
 21   1,  34 |          For Christ, desiring not only to give the possession to
 22   1,  35 |      things by which we are borne only for the sake of that towards
 23   1,  38 |           the soul, which has its only true and sure resting-place
 24   1,  39 |           do not seek for what is only in part perfect of course,
 25   2, arg | conventional signs (which are the only class here noticed), words
 26   2, arg |            The present book deals only with unknown signs, the
 27   2,   3 |          lyre frequently give not only a sweet but a significant
 28   2,   4 |         of having not their minds only, but their tongues besides,
 29   2,   7 |           appear clearer, and not only more tolerable, but even
 30   2,   7 |           delightful, still it is only through a glass darkly that
 31   2,  12 |    understanding of Scripture, if only readers were not careless.
 32   2,  13 |        much as the words. For not only single words, but often
 33   2,  13 |          consequence to a man who only wishes to know the facts.
 34   2,  13 |     construction upon it. For not only is such a form of speech
 35   2,  14 |        comparison of their texts. Only all positive error must
 36   2,  16 |       doors of knowledge. And the only reason why we find it easy
 37   2,  16 |         about that number, we can only refer it to the Creator
 38   2,  21 |      handed down to distant ages, only that his ancestress Venus
 39   2,  22 |          kind (which, indeed, are only fit to be unlearnt again),
 40   2,  23 |        Devil their prince, strive only to shut and bar the door
 41   2,  23 |       providence, if there chance only to be something unusual
 42   2,  26 |    enervate us by luxury, if they only occupy our minds so far
 43   2,  28 |         which, for our sakes, the only begotten Son of God, by
 44   2,  29 |           of the genethliaci, but only as to the motions of the
 45   2,  31 |        that come up in Scripture, only in the use of it we must
 46   2,  31 |           true, as to deceive not only dull people, but clever
 47   2,  31 |           intended to entrap, but only aims at verbal ornamentation
 48   2,  31 |      conclusions may be drawn not only from true but from false
 49   2,  32 |       sequence is not devised but only observed by man~
 50   2,  32 |        not himself make it so, he only points out that it is so.
 51   2,  32 |           is not made by man, but only pointed out by him. And
 52   2,  34 |           better than the man who only knows that it follows that
 53   2,  37 |          of the meaning, provided only that men do not fall into
 54   2,  38 |          numbers not created, but only discovered, by man~
 55   2,  39 |        Scripture, taking up these only, and committing his account
 56   2,  39 |          those numbers, and those only, which are mentioned in
 57   2,  40 |        with our faith, we are not only not to shrink from it, but
 58   2,  40 |          as the Egyptians had not only the idols and heavy burdens
 59   2,  40 |         heathen learning have not only false and superstitious
 60   2,  42 |           else, but can be learnt only in the wonderful sublimity
 61   3,   2 |        makes the apostle seem not only in a strait betwixt two,
 62   3,   3 |           out of Nazareth" is the only part that belongs to the
 63   3,   3 |    kingdom of God." Now if he had only said, "Of the which I tell
 64   3,   4 |                           And not only these, but also those ambiguities
 65   3,   7 |         out that their idols were only signs, yet still they used
 66   3,   7 |          be considered a god, but only as representing the wide
 67   3,   8 |          to useless signs, it not only freed from their slavery
 68   3,   9 |         under the yoke of bondage only to insert it in the coils
 69   3,  11 |        the affections and lusts." Only that, even in these instances,
 70   3,  12 |      Those things, again, whether only sayings or whether actual
 71   3,  12 |       narrated we are to take not only in its historical and literal,
 72   3,  12 |         use of them; for lust not only abuses to wicked ends the
 73   3,  14 |         did not perceive, to take only one example, that the precept, "
 74   3,  17 |          the medicine may act not only upon the state of health
 75   3,  18 |           man uses food and drink only for the sake of bodily health,
 76   3,  18 |      bodily health, used marriage only for the sake of offspring.
 77   3,  19 |         in regard to one wife not only exceed the measure necessary
 78   3,  21 |         and unnatural son, he not only bore with him in his mad
 79   3,  21 |       parable it was the adultery only that was indicated by the
 80   3,  21 |           abode with him, but was only a passing guest. On this
 81   3,  22 |         to be taken not literally only, but figuratively as well,
 82   3,  25 |      contrary, or things that are only different. They signify
 83   3,  25 |      their signification, because only plain instances ought to
 84   3,  25 |       taken, not in opposite, but only in different significations:
 85   3,  25 |           of them denotes not two only but sometimes even several
 86   3,  26 |        assign faith to the shield only; for we read in another
 87   3,  29 |          we find in Scripture not only examples (which we have
 88   3,  30 |         be read with caution, not only on account of the errors
 89   3,  33 |         the behalf of Christ, not only to believe on Him, but also
 90   3,  34 |         or tribe, or kingdom. Not only, for example, about Jerusalem,
 91   3,  34 |          not the whole world, but only a part of it, things are
 92   3,  34 |         beyond him, and which are only properly understood when
 93   3,  34 |   Testament, to which pertain not only the remnant of that one
 94   3,  35 |          when, in the presence of only three of His disciples,
 95   3,  35 |          after six days," counted only the whole unbroken days
 96   3,  37 |           his body is made up not only of those who are manifestly
 97   3,  37 |        ought to be counselled not only to make themselves acquainted
 98   4,   1 |           of the subject, I shall only say a few things about the
 99   4,   3 |           fit and proper age. But only by those who can learn them
100   4,   3 |     usefulness in the Church, but only those who are not yet engaged
101   4,   5 |           man desire to speak not only with wisdom, but with eloquence
102   4,   5 |          accustomed to speak, not only with eloquence, but with
103   4,   5 |          the Holy Scriptures, not only with wisdom, but with eloquence
104   4,   6 |         are to be considered wise only, or eloquent as well. A
105   4,   6 |       writers, it seems to me not only that nothing can be wiser,
106   4,   6 |           our understandings, not only by the discovery of truth.
107   4,   7 |           explain the matter, but only to commend the style. And
108   4,   7 |         canonical writers are not only wise but eloquent also,
109   4,   9 |      before the people at all, or only on rare occasions when there
110   4,   9 |          argument it may cost us. Only two conditions are to be
111   4,  10 |          plural which in Latin is only used in the singular; why
112   4,  10 |       that are not quite pure, if only the substance of his thought
113   4,  10 |         our being understood, not only in conversations, whether
114   4,  10 |  gracefully written are often not only read with delight by those
115   4,  13 |           his consent, when it is only for the sake of securing
116   4,  13 |         practical truth, must not only teach so as to give instruction,
117   4,  14 |          here spoken of, that not only is it not our duty to do,
118   4,  16 |          of advantage to the soul only when God works to make them
119   4,  18 |     ecclesiastical questions, the only ones that an address such
120   4,  18 |       judgment upon anything, but only to give him pleasure, occupy
121   4,  20 |           duty of the teacher not only to interpret what is obscure,
122   4,  20 |          in a good thing, and not only when I am preset with you.
123   4,  21 |         them thoroughly, must not only read and hear them, but
124   4,  21 |       Lord ought to contain water only, or water mingled with wine.
125   4,  21 | circumstances in detail, as it is only necessary to observe this
126   4,  21 |      finish your course with joy; only be mindful of us when your
127   4,  21 |          was a virgin not in body only, but also in mind; not mingling
128   4,  21 |        She is accustomed to visit only those haunts of men that
129   4,  24 |           some, that they are not only pleased with the eloquence
130   4,  26 |           style, to endeavour not only to be clear and intelligible,
131   4,  28 |      secure compliance, speak not only quietly and temperately,
132   4,  29 |         life be such as shall not only secure a reward for himself,
133   4,  31 |           for his own instruction only, but for that of others