Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|        just and holy man, who, not being able to read himself, is
 2 pref,   0|            we have believed, lest, being ensnared by such wiles of
 3   1,   1 |         which is not diminished by being shared with others, if it
 4   1,   3 |        enjoy and use these things, being placed among both kinds
 5   1,   4 |           God may be clearly seen, being understood by the things
 6   1,   5 |         same time the Trinity, one Being, supreme above all, and
 7   1,   7 |          found to believe that any being to whom there exists a superior
 8   1,  13 |         the form of speech without being modified in its own nature
 9   1,  14 |       applied Himself to his cure, being Himself healer and medicine
10   1,  17 |            us all our sins, and by being crucified for us to remove
11   1,  19 |    immortality. And thus the body, being the source of no uneasiness
12   1,  28 |           man happens for the time being to be more closely connected
13   1,  40 |           provide against anything being loved but that which is
14   2, arg |            ambiguities of language being reserved for treatment in
15   2,   5 |        diseases of the human will, being at first set forth in one
16   2,   6 |          of the Church, when it is being praised under the figure
17   2,   7 |        Scriptures that he, through being entangled in the love of
18   2,   8 |            attained recognition as being authoritative. The remainder
19   2,  10 |       signs prevent Scripture from being understood~
20   2,  10 |       prevent what is written from being understood: its being veiled
21   2,  10 |         from being understood: its being veiled either under unknown,
22   2,  12 |          abides, our understanding being purified by holding to the
23   2,  13 |          the way of the correction being made, except the usage of
24   2,  14 |          come to know them through being accustomed to read or to
25   2,  15 |           of translation, each man being in a cell by himself, and
26   2,  16 |             and the Trinity itself being added over and above, has
27   2,  22 |            certain signs of things being arbitrarily fixed upon by
28   2,  28 |         age when He suffered, that being the number of years He was
29   2,  31 |          in part true, the one man being cunning and the other simple.
30   2,  31 |            These inferences, then, being repudiated as false, it
31   2,  33 |       animal, it has a voice. This being admitted, then, when it
32   2,  38 |         that all things have their being; the man, I say, who acts
33   2,  41 |   penetrating than its roots; that being rooted and grounded in love,
34   2,  41 |          the part which is hidden, being fixed in the earth. And
35   3, arg |       figurative; the general rule being, that whatever can be shown
36   3, arg |  figurative; the general principle being, that no interpretation
37   3,   3 |       justifieth?" the answer "No" being understood. And in the same
38   3,   3 |           for us?" the answer "No" being understood to every one
39   3,   6 |          describes this bondage as being like to that of boys under
40   3,   9 |           wrongly is the result of being misled by error. He, however,
41   3,  11 |            addressed to those who, being unwilling to subdue their
42   3,  15 |                The tyranny of lust being thus overthrown, charity
43   3,  19 |        themselves to escape either being caught by the bait of praise,
44   3,  21 |          to eat. And David's anger being kindled against the man,
45   3,  21 |         silent, but accuses him of being a lover of strange women;
46   3,  25 |         example of the same object being taken, not in opposite,
47   3,  29 |         the Greek name for letters being "grammata") are the signs
48   3,  30 |     required which are so far from being embraced in this number
49   3,  32 |            in consequence of their being for the time united in a
50   3,  36 |             and of this punishment being there laid upon them as
51   4, arg |         ought not to be neglected, being indeed specially necessary
52   4,   2 |           Now, the art of rhetoric being available for the enforcing
53   4,   3 |            become eloquent without being taught any art of speech,
54   4,   3 |            faults, they will, from being accustomed to correct speech,
55   4,   5 |            as having spoken, or as being accustomed to speak, not
56   4,   6 |     attendant, followed it without being called for. ~
57   4,   7 |          injure his character; and being compelled to speak of himself
58   4,   7 |            spoke a short time ago, being intermingled in the most
59   4,   7 |          certain separate sections being put in the interrogatory
60   4,   7 |           I." But a fourth section being put likewise in the interrogatory
61   4,   7 |             the interrogatory form being most elegantly suppressed: "
62   4,   7 |       Septuagint translators, who, being themselves under the guidance
63   4,   7 |       running on, the same pronoun being repeated each time, and
64   4,   7 |    beautiful as it is, the clauses being joined in pairs under the
65   4,   9 |      communicated, the teacher not being so anxious about the eloquence
66   4,  10 |    insisted on as necessary to our being understood, not only in
67   4,  13 |            for the very purpose of being practiced, it is useless
68   4,  14 |         but merely for the sake of being read with pleasure. But
69   4,  19 |          times, quietly when it is being taught, temperately when
70   4,  19 | temperately when its importance is being urged, and powerfully when
71   4,  19 |            do something instead of being instructed so that he may
72   4,  19 |           be demons or any created being whatever, be worshipped
73   4,  20 |          prophets were so far from being deficient in the musical
74   4,  22 |       writing as a whole, however, being referred to that style which
75   4,  26 |           also; beauty, of course, being its primary object. ~
76   4,  29 |      statements must be true, both being made by Him who is the Truth.
77   4,  29 |  generation of vipers, how can ye, being evil, speak good things?"