Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|      be revealed to him; after three days' supplication obtaining
 2   1, arg |  things, which he divides into three classes, things to be enjoyed,
 3   1,   5 |       only Holy Spirit. To all three belong the same eternity,
 4   1,   5 |        and equality; and these three attributes are all one because
 5   1,  37 |     love. And so these are the three things to which all knowledge
 6   1,  39 |       on the strength of these three graces. So that in their
 7   1,  39 |    faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these
 8   1,  40 |   Scripture to bear upon these three graces, he may come to the
 9   2,   8 |       the Psalms of David; and three books of Solomon, viz.,
10   2,   8 |     the Hebrews: two of Peter; three of John; one of Jude; and
11   2,  16 |       For the life consists of three parts, whence also God is
12   2,  16 |       the other two, while His three disciples looked on in amazement.
13   2,  16 |       thrice on account of the three divisions of time, before
14   2,  17 |     name) ordered from each of three artists a set of statues
15   2,  17 |      begat the nine Muses, but three artists created three each.
16   2,  17 |      but three artists created three each. And the state had
17   2,  17 | originally given the order for three, not because it had seen
18   2,  17 |       of song, is by nature of three kinds. For it is either
19   2,  35 |        who says that seven and three are eleven, says what cannot
20   2,  38 | determine at his pleasure that three times three are not nine,
21   2,  38 |      pleasure that three times three are not nine, or do not
22   2,  38 |       or are not the triple of three, nor one and a half times
23   3,  25 |        a woman took and hid in three measures of meal, till the
24   3,  35 |        in the presence of only three of His disciples, our Lord
25   3,  35 |         we cannot make out the three days and three nights during
26   3,  35 |    make out the three days and three nights during which He foretold
27   4, arg |        He shows that there are three species of style, the subdued,
28   4,   1 |        meaning, and have given three books to this one part of
29   4,   7 |      subjoined is completed in three clauses, of which the first
30   4,   7 |       me a fool." The next has three members: "if otherwise,
31   4,   7 |     into bondage." Then follow three sections (caesa): "if a
32   4,   7 |       man exalt himself." Next three clauses (membra): if "a
33   4,   7 |       is subjoined a period of three members: "Howbeit, whereinsoever
34   4,   7 |     are also given as answers, three to three: "Are they Hebrews?
35   4,   7 |     given as answers, three to three: "Are they Hebrews? so am
36   4,   7 |       returns to sections, and three are set down: "Thrice was
37   4,   7 |      this comes in a period of three members: "Besides those
38   4,   7 |         These six clauses form three periods of two members each.
39   4,   7 |      same pronoun, and forming three sentences, one referring
40   4,   7 |       sixth to the fifth, make three most elegant periods of
41   4,   7 |     costliest ointment." These three clauses are best pronounced
42   4,  12 |       a triumph." Now of these three, the one first mentioned,
43   4,  16 |        teach others. And these three apostolic epistles ought
44   4,  17 |       not despise any of those three objects, either to teach,
45   4,  17 |        hearer. For it is these three ends, viz., teaching, giving
46   4,  17 |    intended that the following three directions should subserve: "
47   4,  17 |       he had taken in also the three ends mentioned above, and
48   4,  18 |   could have exemplified these three directions, as laid down
49   4,  21 |   examples may be found of the three styles of speech, scattered
50   4,  25 |  eloquence, whichever of these three forms it may assume, is
51   4,  26 |           Now in regard to the three conditions I laid down a
52   4,  26 |       to understand that these three qualities attach themselves
53   4,  26 | themselves respectively to the three several styles of speech,
54   4,  26 | possible to display, all these three merits. For we do not like
55   4,  26 |      give pleasure. And so the three qualities, perspicuity,