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 1 pref,   0|      interpreting the sacred books without reading any directions of
 2 pref,   0|          and can explain Scripture without the aid of such directions
 3 pref,   0|        trustworthy witnesses, who, without any teaching from man, attained
 4 pref,   0|          understand the Scriptures without any directions from man (
 5 pref,   0|            he has himself received without arrogance and without jealousy.
 6 pref,   0|     received without arrogance and without jealousy. And do not let
 7 pref,   0|         faith, hope, and love. And without doubt it was possible to
 8 pref,   0|    illuminated by the grace of God without the interposition of man;
 9 pref,   0|         understanding, as he does, without the aid of any human interpreter,
10 pref,   0|      inward teaching of the Spirit without the help of man? The truth
11 pref,   0|         arrive at the hidden sense without any error, or at least without
12 pref,   0|     without any error, or at least without falling into any gross absurdity.
13   1,   8 |            it mere nutritive life, without sensibility, such as that
14   1,  13 |           takes the form of speech without being modified in its own
15   1,  15 |         right to be done, not only without a murmur, but even with
16   1,  16 |           to Himself as His bride, without spot or wrinkle, or any
17   1,  24 |          that they would rather be without a body altogether, they
18   1,  24 |         supposing they could do so without suffering any pain, and
19   1,  32 |          to him who needs it to go without reward. Now this is our
20   1,  39 |             Accordingly, many live without copies of the Scriptures,
21   2,   6 |          esteem what is discovered without difficulty. For why is it,
22   2,   6 |          in the plainest language, without the help of this figure?
23   2,  12 |  translation cannot be ascertained without reference to the text in
24   2,  15 |          keeps closer to the words without prejudice to clearness of
25   2,  15 |            the words, is often not without value as a help to the clearing
26   2,  16 |         explaining all these words without reference to their place
27   2,  17 |            who sing with the mouth without an instrument; or by blowing,
28   2,  21 |            wandered in the heavens without the names they now bear.
29   2,  25 |       countless varieties of signs without which human intercourse
30   2,  28 |   Scriptures, even if it be learnt without the pale of the Church as
31   2,  28 |           however, that it was not without a purpose it was said that
32   2,  30 |         his limbs in any operation without connecting the memory of
33   2,  36 |            arrests men's attention without wearying them. And it is
34   2,  39 |          as were left in Scripture without interpretation; and what
35   2,  40 |        happens now. And this I say without prejudice to any other interpretation
36   3,   3 |      proedixi]," we could not know without going back to the original
37   3,   4 |  adjuration appearing in the Greek without any ambiguity. It is therefore
38   3,   9 |             any significant object without knowing what it signifies:
39   3,  10 |            other corporeal things, without reference to God. Again,
40   3,  12 |         may use the daintiest food without any sin of epicurism or
41   3,  12 |        holy men of those times did without lust, Scripture passes over
42   3,  12 |        lust, Scripture passes over without blame, although they did
43   3,  30 |     explains many obscure passages without using any of his rules;
44   3,  30 |      received as I communicate it, without jealousy, what is shut shall
45   3,  34 |          carnal Israel, passes on, without indicating the transition,
46   3,  34 |            Israel. For the Church, without spot or wrinkle, gathered
47   3,  36 |           when it really goes back without mentioning it to previous
48   3,  36 |         narrative here going back, without indicating the change, to
49   4,   3 |            not men become eloquent without being taught any art of
50   4,   3 |      respect? We know numbers who, without acquaintance with rhetorical
51   4,   3 |        know no one who is eloquent without having read and listened
52   4,   3 |           who speak correctly. For without knowing the names of any
53   4,   5 |        confess that "though wisdom without eloquence is of little service
54   4,   5 |           to states, yet eloquence without wisdom is frequently a positive
55   4,   6 | inseparable attendant, followed it without being called for. ~
56   4,   7 |     Besides those things which are without, that which comets upon
57   4,   7 |     Besides those things which are without, that which comets upon
58   4,   7 |      assert his knowledge, because without it he could not have been
59   4,  10 |          cannot be made pure Latin without becoming obscure or ambiguous,
60   4,  11 |       obscure; yet if this be done without grace of style, the benefit
61   4,  11 |          and eating, the very food without which it is impossible to
62   4,  13 |           the teacher's discourse, without deriving any profit from
63   4,  14 |           a style which is admired without effort, is sought after
64   4,  14 |     eagerness, but is not attained without great difficulty. He says,
65   4,  16 |          them virtue (who can heal without their aid, though they cannot
66   4,  16 |            aid, though they cannot without His), and yet they are applied;
67   4,  16 |        give the gospel to man even without the help or agency of men. ~
68   4,  18 |   unimportant, and therefore speak without either eloquence or power,
69   4,  20 |          cheerfulness. Let love be without dissimulation. Abhor that
70   4,  22 |     subdued style, however, longer without variety than the majestic
71   4,  23 |            or blame is to be given without any ulterior reference to
72   4,  26 |           fact that it comes forth without either ornament or defense,
73   4,  26 |      orator, be neither altogether without ornament, nor unsuitably
74   4,  26 |       condemns. On the other hand, without perspicuity this style cannot
75   4,  28 |  temperately, but even vehemently, without any breach of modesty, because
76   4,  28 |         wisely should speak wisely without eloquence, rather than eloquently
77   4,  28 |             rather than eloquently without wisdom. ~
78   4,  29 |            supposing them to do it without deception. For in this way