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 1 pref,   0|           writings, but also from themselves opening such secrets to
 2 pref,   0|         assistance from this work themselves, will give it as their opinion
 3 pref,   0|           such persons could calm themselves so far as to remember that,
 4 pref,   0|          from human teachers they themselves learnt to read. Now, they
 5 pref,   0|           may be able to read for themselves. Each, however, communicates
 6 pref,   0|      shows others how to read for themselves. So that, just as he who
 7   1,   2 |        things is what they are in themselves, not what other things they
 8   1,   7 |         universe, they picture to themselves something of dazzling brightness,
 9   1,   8 |          for they find nothing in themselves that is not subject to change. ~
10   1,  15 |     careless, so that they retake themselves to diligent preparation,
11   1,  22 |        ought to enjoy, or to use, themselves, or to do both. For we are
12   1,  24 | altogether, they entirely deceive themselves. For it is not their body,
13   1,  24 |           They are not destroying themselves; they are taking care of
14   1,  26 |          for even the beasts love themselves and their own bodies), it
15   1,  28 |          if two persons presented themselves, neither of whom had either
16   1,  33 |      proud angel arrogate this to themselves, and are glad to have the
17   1,  33 |        them and rest in them, set themselves to recruit our energies
18   1,  33 |     received of God for us or for themselves; and then urge us thus refreshed
19   2,   1 |     anything but what they are in themselves, even though they are signs
20   2,   1 |        attend to what they are in themselves, but to the fact that they
21   2,   2 |          have certain signs among themselves by which they make known
22   2,   3 |            The signs that address themselves to the ear are, as I have
23   2,  10 |        figurative when the things themselves which we indicate by the
24   2,  15 |            Now among translations themselves the Italian (Itala) is to
25   2,  17 |        because they had presented themselves in that number to the eyes
26   2,  18 |          was darkened. Professing themselves to be wise, they became
27   2,  21 |         were raising the dead men themselves to heaven. But whatever
28   2,  23 |          inquisitive, and involve themselves further and further in a
29   2,  25 |    because they have agreed among themselves that they should be in force,
30   2,  29 |    motions of the heavenly bodies themselves. For, as the man who computes
31   2,  34 |     propositions as they stand by themselves, and not in their connection
32   2,  34 |        are true and certain, they themselves, too, necessarily become
33   2,  34 |           of the inference, plume themselves as if this involved also
34   2,  34 |         an unfounded contempt for themselves, because they are ignorant
35   2,  36 |        used be true or false, are themselves true just in so far as they
36   2,  38 |         numbers are considered in themselves, or as applied to the laws
37   2,  40 |          of Egypt appropriated to themselves, designing them for a better
38   2,  40 |     command of God, the Egyptians themselves, in their ignorance, providing
39   2,  40 |       them with things which they themselves, were not making a good
40   2,  40 |         which they did not create themselves, but dug out of the mines
41   3,   2 |            out of many that offer themselves, it pronounces for and permits
42   3,   2 |      choose of those that suggest themselves. As is the case in that
43   3,   6 |         in place of the realities themselves, not knowing to what the
44   3,   6 |         minds, that in subjecting themselves to such a bondage they were
45   3,   6 |        the needy, and consecrated themselves wholly to God as a new temple,
46   3,   7 |     useless things for the things themselves! For even if you go back
47   3,   8 |           the way all these signs themselves, so that the gentiles were
48   3,  11 |         to subdue their lust, are themselves involved in the destruction
49   3,  18 |       would have immediately made themselves eunuchs for the kingdom
50   3,  19 |        Wicked men judge others by themselves~
51   3,  19 |      either wander about steeping themselves in a multitude of debaucheries,
52   3,  19 |           the race; and what they themselves, who are entangled in the
53   3,  19 |        and holy men, because they themselves when they are honoured and
54   3,  19 |           and difficult it is for themselves to escape either being caught
55   3,  20 |       could never have restrained themselves from implacable hatred towards
56   3,  30 |           angels are the churches themselves. And throughout this long
57   3,  35 |           or when multiplied into themselves, as ten into ten gives one
58   3,  37 |       counselled not only to make themselves acquainted with the forms
59   4,   3 |        masters of Roman eloquence themselves did not shrink from sayings
60   4,   3 |          are discussing the rules themselves. Indeed, I think there are
61   4,   3 |         we find from the examples themselves to be the case in this respect?
62   4,   6 |          spontaneously to suggest themselves; as if wisdom were walking
63   4,   7 |           translators, who, being themselves under the guidance of the
64   4,   7 |           in bowls, and anointing themselves with the costliest ointment:
65   4,   7 |           men who, assuming to be themselves learned and eloquent, despise
66   4,   7 |       they have chosen to express themselves in any respect differently
67   4,   7 |         but he first addresses to themselves what it is right the voluptuaries
68   4,   7 |           in bowls, and anointing themselves with the costliest ointment."
69   4,   8 |       reasons they have expressed themselves with a useful and wholesome
70   4,   8 |        They have indeed expressed themselves in such a way that those
71   4,   8 |          that with which they are themselves regarded, but coming next
72   4,   8 |        then, ought not to express themselves in the same way, as if putting
73   4,  10 |        directed not to the things themselves, but to the way in which
74   4,  18 |         secular cases, either for themselves or for their connections,
75   4,  20 |       which may chance to suggest themselves, lest these should cast
76   4,  20 |          as soon as the questions themselves arise, it is useless to
77   4,  21 |          who have not yet devoted themselves to take the vows of virginity,
78   4,  24 |         but are led to live so as themselves to deserve praise, and to
79   4,  26 |      these three qualities attach themselves respectively to the three
80   4,  27 |      therefore it is that men who themselves lead unprofitable lives
81   4,  27 |       many by preaching what they themselves do not perform; but they
82   4,  29 |          matter, it is not really themselves who say the good things
83   4,  29 |           what is good, it is not themselves who say, for in will and
84   4,  30 |      ought to pray both that they themselves may deliver it well, and