Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|     this work themselves, will give it as their opinion that
 2 pref,   0|       these classes had better give up blaming me, and pray
 3   1,   1 |     shall be given." I He will give, then, to those who have;
 4   1,  28 |   commodity, and felt bound to give it away to somebody who
 5   1,  28 |      by lot to which you would give what could not be given
 6   1,  29 |      assistance that we either give them or accept from them
 7   1,  34 |   Christ, desiring not only to give the possession to those
 8   1,  40 |   discuss, as far as God shall give me light, the subject of
 9   2,   3 |   senses. For, when we nod, we give no sign except to the eyes
10   2,   3 |   movements of all their limbs give certain signs to the initiated,
11   2,   3 |        and the lyre frequently give not only a sweet but a significant
12   2,   7 |       if we could be wiser and give better commands ourselves.
13   2,  14 |        uncorrected ones should give way to the corrected, at
14   2,  15 |  expressed it, I think we must give way to the dispensation
15   2,  17 |     all other instruments that give their sound when struck. ~
16   2,  18 |      so, still we ought not to give up music because of the
17   2,  22 |      in any way that would not give both the same constellation.
18   2,  25 |        movements mean, he will give his whole attention to them
19   2,  31 |     and of thus leading him to give up his error, when he finds
20   2,  37 |    just as if a man wishing to give rules for walking should
21   2,  37 |       to say, that they do not give those who have learnt them
22   2,  39 |     their several classes, and give an account of the unknown
23   2,  41 |        heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon
24   3,   1 |       signs, I so far as I can give him instruction (it may
25   3,   1 |        to say, so far as I can give instruction, let him who
26   3,   2 |      there are more than two), give a meaning in harmony with
27   3,  11 |        be clear, we are not to give it some secondary reference,
28   3,  16 |        feed him; if he thirst, give him drink;" and this is
29   3,  16 |       eternal. It is written: "Give to the godly man, and help
30   3,  29 |      the words taken literally give an absurd meaning, we ought
31   3,  30 |       that he was unwilling to give them up altogether), wrote
32   3,  34 |        A new heart also will I give you, and a new spirit will
33   3,  34 |       of your flesh and I will give you a heart of flesh. And
34   3,  34 |        A new heart also will I give you, and a new spirit will
35   3,  34 |      of your flesh, and I will give you an heart of flesh."
36   3,  36 |       revealed that men are to give heed to these sayings, and
37   3,  36 |     present rather the time to give heed to them, that when
38   3,  36 |      day in which men ought to give heed to these sayings: for
39   4,   3 |        enough that boys should give attention to it; and even
40   4,   6 | heathen orators and poets that give me such unspeakable delight
41   4,   7 |       under figures of speech, give the greater pleasure when
42   4,   9 |         and if not understood, give no trouble to those who
43   4,  10 |       be especially careful to give assistance to those who
44   4,  10 |      sake of the pleasure they give, if the attention be directed
45   4,  12 |     and delighted, and yet not give his consent. And what will
46   4,  12 |   Neither is it a necessity to give pleasure; for when, in the
47   4,  12 |     the style should of itself give pleasure; but the truth
48   4,  13 |        know them is enough, to give one's assent implies nothing
49   4,  13 |        not only teach so as to give instruction, and please
50   4,  16 |        of advantage, who could give the gospel to man even without
51   4,  17 |         either to teach, or to give pleasure, or to move, and
52   4,  17 |     subdued style, in order to give instruction, moderate things
53   4,  17 |   temperate style, in order to give pleasure, and great things
54   4,  18 |      address such as I wish to give shape to is concerned with.
55   4,  18 |     upon anything, but only to give him pleasure, occupy as
56   4,  20 |     least; though, in order to give an accurate rendering of
57   4,  20 |       not with Him also freely give us all things? Who shall
58   4,  21 |      again and said, Who shall give us flesh to eat?' When the
59   4,  23 |       quiet style, in order to give greater effect to certain
60   4,  24 |        with heart and voice to give praise and thanks to God.
61   4,  25 |       of action, but merely to give him pleasure. We, however,
62   4,  25 |      cultivate good habits and give up evil ones, if they are
63   4,  26 |      plain that he can neither give pleasure nor enforce conviction?
64   4,  26 |       and intelligible, but to give pleasure and to bring home
65   4,  26 |  perspicuity this style cannot give pleasure. And so the three
66   4,  30 |       whom they address it may give ear; and when the discourse
67   4,  31 |        its length. I, however, give thanks to God that with