Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|           and let him who teaches another communicate what he has
 2 pref,   0|           a book, or to listen to another reading or preaching, in
 3 pref,   0|            mingling them one with another, if men never learnt anything
 4   1,   2 |        things. There are signs of another kind, those which are never
 5   1,   8 |           at one time foolish, at another time wise, but on the contrary
 6   1,  22 |         are commanded to love one another: but it is a question whether
 7   1,  27 |         Likewise we ought to love another man better than our own
 8   1,  27 |          in reference to God, and another man can have fellowship
 9   1,  30 |           but we show pity to one another on account of His; that
10   1,  30 |        enjoy Himself; we pity one another that we may fully enjoy
11   1,  32 |        enjoy Him should enjoy one another in Him. ~
12   1,  33 |         happiness complete in one another, we stop short upon the
13   1,  36 |      never useful. ~Whoever takes another meaning out of Scripture
14   2,   2 |          forth and conveying into another's mind what the giver of
15   2,   2 |      purpose of signification, is another question, and does not pertain
16   2,   3 | communicate their thoughts to one another, some relate to the sense
17   2,   6 |      substituting one meaning for another; and in some places they
18   2,   6 |        the knowledge the same, is another question, and one very difficult
19   2,   8 |      these last not following one another, but running parallel, so
20   2,   8 |      preceding books nor with one another, such as Job, and Tobias,
21   2,   8 |      which are connected with one another, and having never been disjoined,
22   2,  11 |         to be untranslatable into another tongue, of which the other
23   2,  11 |      translated into the idiom of another language. And this happens
24   2,  12 |           domestics of thy seed;" another reads: "And do not despise
25   2,  12 |         ye shall not understand," another has translated: "If ye will
26   2,  13 |       this is simply the idiom of another language than that any deeper
27   2,  16 |      easily spoiled by a fluid of another kind, and that the tree
28   2,  24 |        thing among the Greeks and another among the Latins, not by
29   2,  24 |          one thing to a Greek and another to a Latin. Now, just as
30   2,  25 |           in association with one another. For all arrangements that
31   2,  25 |    because one thing may resemble another in many ways, such signs
32   2,  28 |         of doubt might arise from another source, can be ascertained
33   2,  28 |          tell what has been done, another to show what ought to be
34   2,  29 |       pain from your stomach; and another to say: If you hang this
35   2,  31 |      example, one man lays before another with whom he is talking,
36   2,  34 |       know the laws of inference, another to know the truth of opinions~
37   2,  34 |        the laws of inference, and another to know the truth of opinions.
38   2,  34 |         their connection with one another; but when propositions that
39   3,   8 |          one way, the gentiles in another~
40   3,  10 |        but what it does to injure another is called crime. And these
41   3,  10 |        can confer an advantage on another which he does not himself
42   3,  12 |      result of abandoned manners, another thing when done in the course
43   3,  14 |          injury to be done him by another; he himself, therefore,
44   3,  14 |         ought not to do injury to another. ~
45   3,  17 |     weighty matter." Accordingly, another of our rules for understanding
46   3,  18 |      chastity, it is possible for another to use one wife with lust.
47   3,  21 |           to this, in the case of another son who had been guilty
48   3,  25 |     signify now one thing and now another, signify either things that
49   3,  25 |          time in a good sense, at another in a bad, as in the case
50   3,  25 |           leaven mentioned above. Another example of the same is that
51   3,  25 |           put down one and set up another," certain observances, however,
52   3,  26 |       shield only; for we read in another place of the breastplate
53   3,  33 |       dealt with it, one place or another, very frequently. ~
54   3,  35 |          after eight days," while another says that it occurred "after
55   3,  37 |    meaning to be understood where another is expressed, which is the
56   3,  37 |           with the intention that another should be understood we
57   3,  37 |        one thing is expressed and another is to be understood, and
58   4,   7 |           hope out of experience. Another ornament, too, is found
59   4,   7 |        the answer is given not in another section (caesum) but in
60   4,   7 |           not in any way have put another meaning upon it. He did
61   4,   7 |         the imminent catastrophe; another, the lascivious couch; and
62   4,  10 |         to a close, or pass on to another point. For if a man gives
63   4,  10 |        pleasure even from hearing another man repeat them. And if
64   4,  18 |           having a matter against another, go to law before the unjust,
65   4,  18 |     because ye go to law one with another: why do ye not rather take
66   4,  20 |         kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love; in
67   4,  20 |          in honour preferring one another; not slothful in business;
68   4,  20 |         the same mind one towards another." And how gracefully all
69   4,  20 |         anything, but to love one another." And a little farther on: "
70   4,  21 |           s joy increase." And at another place in the end of the
71   4,  21 |          your equals; stir up one another by mutual exhortations;
72   4,  21 |         exhortations; provoke one another to glory by emulous examples
73   4,  21 |     finished with consummate art, another painter should put his hand
74   4,  21 |        eager endeavours to please another prove that she has first
75   4,  21 |       consciousness or in that of another? For he loves another woman,
76   4,  21 |          of another? For he loves another woman, thou desires to please
77   4,  21 |            thou desires to please another man; and thou art angry
78   4,  21 |         thou art angry if he love another, though he is taught adultery
79   4,  21 |          she sins against and not another. The crime of adultery is
80   4,  22 |         we pass from one style to another, the discourse goes off
81   4,  25 |           that end subordinate to another, viz., the effecting by
82   4,  27 |       occupied, which belonged to another, from preaching their own
83   4,  28 |           be preferred to that of another. The man who does not strive
84   4,  29 |          the words that belong to another. For the good things he
85   4,  29 |         do say the things, and in another sense they do not say them;
86   4,  29 |         not, yet they say. But in another place, upbraiding such men,
87   4,  29 |          the latter receives from another what really belongs to himself.