Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|       able to see my finger, but cannot see the stars at which it
 2 pref,   0|          understand, surely they cannot blame me if I likewise teach
 3   1,   6 |          the unspeakable is what cannot be spoken of, it is not
 4   1,   8 |    itself unchangeable: and they cannot find such a rule, except
 5   1,  23 |          its own body; and so it cannot but love both itself and
 6   1,  27 |         of God, whereas our body cannot; for the body only lives
 7   1,  28 |     loved equally. But since you cannot do good to all, you are
 8   1,  28 |          so among men: since you cannot consult for the good of
 9   1,  29 |       not fear them, seeing they cannot take away from us what we
10   1,  32 |      because He is also just, we cannot with impunity be evil; and
11   1,  37 |        other statements which he cannot harmonize with this meaning.
12   1,  37 |          upon the former passage cannot be the true one: and so
13   1,  37 |      also fall from love; for he cannot love what he does not believe
14   2,   6 |          and in some places they cannot hit upon even a fair interpretation.
15   2,   7 |         weakness of his sight he cannot endure that matchless light,
16   2,  11 |   languages there are words that cannot be translated into the idiom
17   2,  12 |          the literal translation cannot be ascertained without reference
18   2,  13 |     Again, that phrase, which we cannot now take away from the lips
19   2,  16 |      would lie unnoticed. And we cannot doubt that, in the same
20   2,  16 |         and insignificant plant, cannot make out why it is said,
21   2,  16 |         mind, if I may so speak, cannot but be anxious, for example,
22   2,  16 |          involved in this action cannot be got over. For the number
23   2,  19 |        topic (for it is one that cannot be omitted), there are two
24   2,  22 |      effects, yet the astrologer cannot discover this in the constellations,
25   2,  28 |       building; so that, as this cannot be referred to our Lord'
26   2,  28 |          because (they urged) it cannot be denied that Plato lived
27   2,  28 |       that are past and gone and cannot be undone are to be reckoned
28   2,  35 |        although falsehood itself cannot be true. We can also divide
29   2,  35 |         in regard to things that cannot be true at all, the other
30   2,  35 |      three are eleven, says what cannot be true under any circumstances;
31   2,  35 |           although what is false cannot, of course, itself be true. ~
32   2,  37 |         he says is true, and one cannot walk in any other way; but
33   2,  37 |           on the other hand, who cannot walk, care still less about
34   2,  37 |         such directions, as they cannot prove them by making trial
35   2,  38 |          be learned, but wise he cannot in any sense be deemed. ~
36   2,  39 | reasoning; but it seems to me it cannot, because this runs like
37   2,  41 |        has kept the Passover, he cannot be safe. Now Christ is our
38   2,  42 |         faith, so that knowledge cannot puff him up, let him then
39   3,   2 |           however, the ambiguity cannot be cleared up, either by
40   3,  10 |          in the word of God that cannot, when taken literally, be
41   3,  14 |        do ye even so to them," I cannot be altered by any diversity
42   3,  17 |      each member. For that which cannot be raised to a higher state
43   3,  22 |          as duties at that time, cannot now be done except through
44   3,  28 |      that what is doubtful in it cannot be cleared up by indubitable
45   3,  32 |          of eternity, hypocrites cannot even now be said to be in
46   3,  35 |         about the number of days cannot be true, unless we suppose
47   3,  35 |          it also a whole day, we cannot make out the three days
48   4,   3 |         from sayings any one who cannot learn this art quickly can
49   4,   3 |       with fluency and elegance, cannot always think of them when
50   4,   3 |       And, therefore, as infants cannot learn to speak except by
51   4,   5 |     speak wisely, even though he cannot speak eloquently, to retain
52   4,   5 |     proof gives pleasure when he cannot please by his mode of speech.
53   4,   7 |        two members; for a period cannot have less than two members,
54   4,   7 |         mine infirmities." And I cannot sufficiently express how
55   4,  10 |         will employ a word which cannot be made pure Latin without
56   4,  10 |      preference; if, however, he cannot, either because there are
57   4,  10 |          assistance to those who cannot ask it. Now a crowd anxious
58   4,  10 |        expression, a thing which cannot be done by men who are repeating
59   4,  11 |   service is a golden key, if it cannot open what we want it to
60   4,  14 |   pleasure. But this, of course, cannot be, unless what is true
61   4,  14 |        style, do so because they cannot attain the former, not because
62   4,  16 |   without their aid, though they cannot without His), and yet they
63   4,  20 |          and thirty years after, cannot disannul, that it should
64   4,  20 |       useless to disturb what we cannot remove. And besides, when
65   4,  20 |         passages just quoted, it cannot be called anything but powerful: "
66   4,  21 |           not water; and the cup cannot appear to contain His blood
67   4,  26 |   without perspicuity this style cannot give pleasure. And so the
68   4,  28 |        forcible. But the man who cannot speak both eloquently and
69   4,  29 |                  If, however, he cannot do even this, let his life
70   4,  29 |        have a good delivery, but cannot compose anything to deliver.
71   4,  29 |   deliver it to the people, they cannot be blamed, supposing them