Book, Chapter

 1   1, arg|   author divides his work into two parts, one relating to the
 2   1,   1|                      There are two things on which all interpretation
 3   1,   6|         For the sound of those two syllables in itself conveys
 4   1,  24|        as they formerly had in two, unless some object was
 5   1,  26| neighbour as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the
 6   1,  26|   loved is overlooked in these two commandments. For though,
 7   1,  28|       more than one person; if two persons presented themselves,
 8   1,  30|        to ask whether in those two commandments is included
 9   1,  30|       our Lord delivered those two commandments, and to whom
10   1,  39| eternal world, while the other two graces will fail, love will
11   2, arg|       and shows that there are two classes of signs, the natural
12   2, arg|  Scripture spring chiefly from two sources, unknown and ambiguous
13   2,   7|                    After these two steps of fear and piety,
14   2,   7| reference to God. And on these two commandments I touched in
15   2,   8|      case the authority on the two sides is to be looked upon
16   2,   8|       four books of Kings, and two of Chronicles, these last
17   2,   8|    Esther, and Judith, and the two books of Maccabees, and
18   2,   8|    books of Maccabees, and the two of Ezra, which last look
19   2,   8|   Songs, and Ecclesiastes. For two books, one called Wisdom
20   2,   8|        Paul one to the Romans, two to the Corinthians, one
21   2,   8| Ephesians, to the Philippians, two to the Thessalonians, one
22   2,   8|         one to the Colossians, two to Timothy, one to Titus,
23   2,   8|      Philemon, to the Hebrews: two of Peter; three of John;
24   2,  10|                  Now there are two causes which prevent what
25   2,  11|   undertaken to instruct, need two other languages for the
26   2,  11|     tongue, of which the other two I have mentioned are examples.
27   2,  11|      have in our mind. And the two given above are said to
28   2,  11|      it ever so little, of the two languages, ventured upon
29   2,  12|    When now the meaning of the two translators is compared,
30   2,  12|    wide difference between the two things. For we must learn
31   2,  14|       are concerned, there are two kinds. For either a word
32   2,  16|        mount between the other two, while His three disciples
33   2,  19|                      chap. 19. Two kinds of heathen knowledge~
34   2,  19|  cannot be omitted), there are two kinds of knowledge which
35   2,  22|     hour of the birth of these two could not be marked in any
36   2,  22|      and the fortunes of these two, the Scriptures bear witness,
37   2,  24|        when I say, lege, these two syllables mean one thing
38   2,  35|      it, saying that there are two kinds of falsehood, one
39   3, arg|       we need to guard against two mistakes: 1. the interpreting
40   3,   2|         if there are more than two), give a meaning in harmony
41   3,   2|       I am in a strait betwixt two, having a desire to depart,
42   3,   2|  habens " [having a desire for two things], or "compellor autem
43   3,   2|       I am in a strait betwixt two]; and so to add: "concupiscentiam
44   3,   2|      he is in a strait betwixt two, yet he has a desire for
45   3,   2|       only in a strait betwixt two, but also to have a desire
46   3,   2|      also to have a desire for two. We must therefore punctuate
47   3,   2|       I am in a strait betwixt two]; and after this point follows: "
48   3,   2|        in a strait betwixt the two? Because there is a need
49   3,   4|      in the Greek language the two cases are not the same in
50   3,  10|       crime. And these are the two classes into which all sins
51   3,  16|    possible to interpret it in two ways, one pointing to the
52   3,  25|   regard to this variation has two forms. For things that signify
53   3,  25|        one of them denotes not two only but sometimes even
54   3,  27|        one interpretation, but two or more interpretations
55   3,  31|  interpretation which of these two refers to the head and which
56   3,  32|    from the former; but as the two sets are for the present
57   3,  35|      that this rule applies in two ways: either to the figure
58   3,  35|       showed its fulfilment as two whole days; while the writer
59   3,  35|    unbroken days between these two. This figure of speech,
60   3,  36|  whereas the fact is, that the two events having been briefly
61   4,   1|      commencement divided into two parts. For, after a preface,
62   4,   1|       work, I said, "There are two things on which all interpretation
63   4,   7|        possible, consisting of two members; for a period cannot
64   4,   7|   period cannot have less than two members, though it may have
65   4,   7|      boasting." The fourth has two: "Seeing that many glory
66   4,   7|       also." And the fifth has two: "For ye suffer fools gladly,
67   4,   7|     wise." The sixth again has two members: "for ye suffer,
68   4,   7| churches." And to this he adds two clauses in a tone of inquiry: "
69   4,   7|      winds up with a period of two members: "If I must needs
70   4,   7|  clauses form three periods of two members each. For he does
71   4,   7|        most elegant periods of two members each: one describing
72   4,   7|      is suspended on the first two members of the period, and
73   4,   7|      so as to make a period of two members; in any case, it
74   4,   9|  argument it may cost us. Only two conditions are to be insisted
75   4,  12|      on what we say; the other two on the way we say it. He,
76   4,  12|       use of gaining the first two ends if we fail in the third?
77   4,  18|       place between the former two, and are on that account
78   4,  20|      written, that Abraham had two sons; the one by a bond
79   4,  20|    allegory: for these are the two covenants; the one from
80   4,  20|      to a close in a period of two members: "Mind not high
81   4,  20|      terminated by a period of two members: "Owe no man anything,
82   4,  21|       throughout. Now in these two authors whom I have selected
83   4,  23|     alternation with the other two styles whenever questions
84   4,  23|       likewise, both the other two styles occasionally find
85   4,  24|        even, who, divided into two factions and armed with
86   4,  25|      the end arrived at by the two styles last mentioned is