Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|     which it is pointed. And so both these classes had better
 2   1, arg |      the meaning we must attend both to things and to signs,
 3   1,   3 |      things, being placed among both kinds of objects, if we
 4   1,  14 |     Himself healer and medicine both in one. Seeing, then, that
 5   1,  22 |       use, themselves, or to do both. For we are commanded to
 6   1,  22 |       whole current of his love both for himself and his neighbour
 7   1,  23 |       and so it cannot but love both itself and its own body. ~
 8   1,  25 |     found voluntarily to suffer both pains and amputations of
 9   1,  28 |      what could not be given to both. Just so among men: since
10   1,  29 |         to us, partly those who both help us in our need and
11   1,  29 |       whom all who love Him owe both their own existence and
12   1,  30 |         are concerned, is shown both by our Lord Himself in the
13   1,  32 |        other things that exist, both owe their existence entirely
14   1,  37 |     believe to exist. But if he both believes and loves, then
15   1,  40 |     from all hypocrisy, then we both abstain from loving what
16   2,   6 |      any doubt about the facts, both that it is pleasanter in
17   2,  12 |          among the Greeks means both sharp and swift. And so
18   2,  14 |       succeeding context, or by both, the force and significance
19   2,  16 |         chap. 16. The knowledge both of language and things is
20   2,  16 |        the ark, is that we know both that the smooth touch of
21   2,  16 |       interwoven with time. For both the diurnal and the annual
22   2,  16 |        if receiving the witness both of the law and the prophets,
23   2,  16 |         Holy Scriptures we find both numbers and music mentioned
24   2,  22 |         way that would not give both the same constellation.
25   2,  24 |       and so, any one who knows both languages uses this letter
26   2,  24 |        of the augurs; for they, both before they observe the
27   2,  33 |         about the resurrection, both the law of the inference
28   3,   2 |       book about things. But if both readings, or all of them (
29   3,   2 |         to consult the context, both what goes before and what
30   3,   2 |  passage, "that she may be holy both in body and in spirit,"
31   3,  12 |        God or our neighbour, or both. For as it was disgraceful
32   3,  18 |      learn the salutary lesson, both that the custom they spurn
33   3,  20 |        great men. For they were both cried up by the loud praises
34   3,  23 |      the case of men so eminent both the storms that are to be
35   3,  25 |        For our Lord used leaven both in a bad sense, as when
36   3,  30 |         say thus much, in order both that the book may be read
37   3,  32 |   persons as before, just as if both sets constituted one body
38   3,  32 |         itself to be at present both; and this because the good
39   3,  34 |      Israel after the flesh did both perform and endure all that
40   3,  35 |  occurred "after six days." Now both of these statements about
41   4, arg |        gives examples, selected both from Scripture and from
42   4,   2 |      eloquence is available for both sides, and is of very great
43   4,   3 |         scarcely any who can do both things that is, speak well,
44   4,   4 |      and the opponent of error, both to teach what is right and
45   4,   4 |        and to tell the ignorant both what is occurring at present
46   4,   5 |    greater service if he can do both), I would rather send him
47   4,   7 |      thoroughly acquainted with both tongues. ~
48   4,   7 |        from among his brethren, both in regard to the injuries
49   4,  10 |        yet forgotten them; nay, both these classes will derive
50   4,  13 |         stubborn minded men who both understand and are pleased
51   4,  13 |         it profit a man that he both confesses the truth and
52   4,  14 |   Wherefore this holy man shows both that he can speak in that
53   4,  15 |        except Him in whose hand both we and our speeches are?
54   4,  15 |  Accordingly, he who is anxious both to know and to teach should
55   4,  16 |       be able by sound doctrine both to exhort and to convince
56   4,  20 |        treats this subject with both power and beauty: "We know,"
57   4,  21 |    treatment of a subject which both of them have touched. Both
58   4,  21 |      both of them have touched. Both have denounced the women
59   4,  21 |      ecclesiastical writers who both speak the truth and speak
60   4,  23 |      and in the quiet likewise, both the other two styles occasionally
61   4,  24 |        effect is often produced both by the accurate distinctions
62   4,  25 |        and when the hearers are both acquainted with it and favourably
63   4,  26 |     admits that what you say is both true and agreeable, and
64   4,  26 |      you must speak so as to be both intelligible and pleasing,
65   4,  28 |       be able by sound doctrine both to exhort and convince the
66   4,  28 |        the man who cannot speak both eloquently and wisely should
67   4,  29 |       they do not say them; for both these statements must be
68   4,  29 |        statements must be true, both being made by Him who is
69   4,  29 |      service to true believers, both parties speak what is their
70   4,  30 | received it, they ought to pray both that they themselves may
71   4,  30 |       be His "in whose hand are both we and our words." ~