Book, Chapter

 1   1,   2|          sign of anything else: for example, wood, stone, cattle, and
 2   1,   2|       employed except as signs: for example, words. No one uses words
 3   1,  14|          our vices are cured by the example of His virtues. On the other
 4   2,   1|             something else, as, for example, smoke when it indicates
 5   2,  11|   untranslated in the books, as for example, Amen, Hallelujah, Racha,
 6   2,  11|         that attaches to it, as for example, Amen and Hallelujah. Some
 7   2,  12|          more obscure passages; for example, in that passage of the
 8   2,  12|         sense of the writer. As for example, some texts read: "Their
 9   2,  16|             The pool of Siloam, for example, where the man whose eyes
10   2,  16|        known about the serpent, for example, that to protect its head
11   2,  16|          cannot but be anxious, for example, to ascertain what is meant
12   2,  16|    ignorance of music. One man, for example, has not unskilfully explained
13   2,  20|      leagues with devils, such, for example, as are employed in the
14   2,  21|          cases was carried out. For example, we have changed the names
15   2,  22|           most unfortunate. As, for example, we are told that Esau and
16   2,  30|         result of his work, as, for example, a house, a bench, a dish,
17   2,  31|             not on their guard. For example, one man lays before another
18   2,  31|     opinions which he condemns. For example, the apostle did not draw
19   2,  33|          the opinions are true. For example, suppose that a man propounds
20   2,  34|            what is incompatible. An example of a consequent is, "If
21   2,  35|             it should be false, for example, that neither in definition,
22   2,  35|            they might be, true. For example, the man who says that seven
23   3,   3|             may pronounce them. For example, if our faith that God will
24   3,   3|      relation to pronunciation. For example, in the passage, "My bone [
25   3,   3|          the same sentence. As, for example, that saying of the apostle, "
26   3,   4|       examined in the same way. For example, that one in the Epistle
27   3,   5|           hears of the Sabbath, for example, thinks of nothing but the
28   3,   9|           the observance; such, for example, as the Sacrament of baptism,
29   3,  11|             figuratively. Take, for example, that saying of the apostle: "
30   3,  11|           used figuratively, as for example, "the wrath of God" and "
31   3,  12|     holiness is put before us as an example, are wholly figurative,
32   3,  12|           senses would believe, for example, that when our Lord's feet
33   3,  12|          company with a harlot, for example, is one thing when it is
34   3,  14|          perceive, to take only one example, that the precept, "Whatsoever
35   3,  17|          grades are figurative; for example, if he has embraced a life
36   3,  25|             signify contraries, for example, when they are used metaphorically
37   3,  25|            mentioned above. Another example of the same is that a lion
38   3,  25|           ought to be taken, as for example, "In the hand of the Lord
39   3,  25|           out." The following is an example of the same object being
40   3,  25|             the Holy Spirit, as for example, "Out of his belly shall
41   3,  26|            in obscure passages. For example, there is no better way
42   3,  29|            of what they say, as for example, those called irony and
43   3,  30|            his rules apply. As, for example, he inquires what we are
44   3,  30|        rules. This is enough for an example, for it would be too tedious
45   3,  32| participation of the sacraments. An example of this is that passage
46   3,  34|          species is a part: as, for example, every single city is a
47   3,  34|           or kingdom. Not only, for example, about Jerusalem, or some
48   3,  34|            are said of Solomon, for example, the scope of which reaches
49   3,  34|             in the genus. Take, for example, what the prophet Ezekiel
50   3,  35|         whole for the part. As, for example, in reference to the time
51   3,  35|             time universal; as, for example, "Seven times in the day
52   3,  35|       number in the Apocalypse, for example, mentioned above, has not
53   3,  36|            rule here spoken of. For example, in the book of Genesis
54   3,  36|          more obscure form; as, for example, our Lord says in the gospel: "
55   3,  37|           last great winnowing. For example, what is said in Isaiah, "
56   4, arg|        teaching, and to show a good example to all. ~
57   4,   2|      unarmed against falsehood? For example, that those who are trying
58   4,   7|           which I have chosen as an example. But an intelligent reader
59   4,  12|          always called for; as, for example, when the hearer yields
60   4,  20|           more definite. We have an example of the calm, subdued style
61   4,  20|    gracefully brought together. For example: "Having then gifts, differing
62   4,  21|                                  An example of the temperate style is
63   4,  23|          needs the quiet style; for example, when, as I have said, a
64   4,  24|        calls forth their tears. For example, when at Caesarean in Mauritania
65   4,  27|           contempt: "but be thou an example of the believers, in word,
66   4,  29|          for himself, but afford an example to others; and let his manner