Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|    churches to hear the gospel itself, or to read a book, or to
 2 pref,   0|      of angels? Moreover, love itself, which binds men together
 3 pref,   0|      in the course of the work itself that no one can justly object
 4   1,   6 |      of those two syllables in itself conveys no true knowledge
 5   1,   7 |       heavens, or the universe itself, is God of gods: or if they
 6   1,   8 |       who think of Him as life itself; and, whatever may be the
 7   1,   8 |        form that has suggested itself to them, recognize that
 8   1,   8 |    that the living bodily form itself, however it may outshine
 9   1,   8 |    into the nature of the life itself, if they find it mere nutritive
10   1,   8 |      on the contrary is wisdom itself. For a wise intelligence,
11   1,   8 |     wisdom, unwise. But wisdom itself never was unwise, and never
12   1,   8 |      be the more excellent, is itself unchangeable: and they cannot
13   1,  13 |      our thought does not lose itself in the sound, but remains
14   1,  13 |        but remains complete in itself, and takes the form of speech
15   1,  22 |      whatever else may suggest itself to us as an object worthy
16   1,  22 |    stream to be drawn off from itself by whose diversion its own
17   1,  23 |       so that it may rule over itself and over its own body; and
18   1,  23 |        it cannot but love both itself and its own body. ~
19   1,  23 |         and to claim as due to itself, that which is properly
20   1,  23 |     God only. Now such love of itself is more correctly called
21   1,  23 |        be obedient to it while itself will not obey its own superior;
22   1,  24 |  toilsome exercise of the body itself to root out those lusts
23   1,  31 |   glitter of the things it has itself lit up. The Psalmist says
24   1,  37 |    then, if faith totter, love itself will grow cold. For if a
25   2,   1 |       mind as a consequence of itself: as when we see a footprint,
26   2,   7 |      which he purifies the eye itself which can see God, so far
27   2,   7 |     then, till we reach wisdom itself, our way is by the steps
28   2,  12 |    sense of the words suggests itself, viz., that the command
29   2,  16 |      its old skin by squeezing itself through a narrow hole, and
30   2,  16 |        kind, and that the tree itself is an evergreen. Many, again,
31   2,  16 |        Spirit, and the Trinity itself being added over and above,
32   2,  16 |        no such law, the number itself is not on that very account
33   2,  16 |    reference to the number ten itself as interpreted above. And
34   2,  28 |     are described, the history itself is not to be reckoned among
35   2,  29 |    this knowledge, although in itself it involves no superstition,
36   2,  35 |   applied to falsities, is not itself false, nor framed by man'
37   2,  35 |       true. For even falsehood itself is defined when we say that
38   2,  35 |       true, although falsehood itself cannot be true. We can also
39   2,  35 |       false cannot, of course, itself be true. ~
40   2,  36 |    well, it is not the faculty itself that is to be blamed, but
41   3,   2 |  permits to be dovetailed into itself. ~
42   3,   7 |        image of Neptune is not itself to be considered a god,
43   3,   7 |       end instead of the thing itself which it was designed to
44   3,  18 | endeavours to find support for itself in the very Scriptures which
45   3,  29 |  characters from which grammar itself gets its name (the Greek
46   3,  32 |   Solomon. The Church declares itself to be at present both; and
47   3,  33 |      to be a great question in itself, rather than a rule to be
48   3,  33 |       of faith, but that faith itself was so far our own that
49   3,  33 |        namely, that even faith itself is the gift of Him who "
50   3,  34 |        forever with Christ, is itself the land of the blessed,
51   3,  34 |       righteous, that the land itself is theirs, no part of which
52   3,  34 |      is the same as if it were itself given, when it is firmly
53   3,  36 |     the order of the narrative itself: it was not after man was
54   4,   6 |    suitable for them; and this itself would be unsuitable in any
55   4,   7 |     first place, the invective itself; with what vehemence it
56   4,   7 |       what vehemence it throws itself upon the drowsy senses to
57   4,  10 |       Nay, even when the style itself is already well known, if
58   4,  10 |     need be spent on the truth itself, as if it required further
59   4,  12 |       that the style should of itself give pleasure; but the truth
60   4,  12 |        pleasure; but the truth itself, when exhibited in its naked
61   4,  20 |        these questions suggest itself as soon as the questions
62   4,  21 |        our discourse addresses itself to the virgins, who, as
63   4,  25 |      of expressions, is not in itself an adequate end; but when
64   4,  27 |      what is right and true in itself may be preached by a man
65   4,  28 |   effective; for not even love itself, which is the end of the
66   4,  29 |       be an eloquent sermon in itself. ~