Book, Chapter

 1   1, arg|         sake and the love of our neighbour for God's sake is the fulfilment
 2   1,  22|  authority: "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself;" but, "Thou
 3   1,  22|         Whoever, then, loves his neighbour aright, ought to urge upon
 4   1,  22|          in this way, loving his neighbour as himself, a man turns
 5   1,  22|         both for himself and his neighbour into the channel of the
 6   1,  26|      command to love God and our neighbour includes a command to love
 7   1,  26|         to God above us, and our neighbour beside us. "Thou shalt love,"
 8   1,  26|          and thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two
 9   1,  26|          God and the love of our neighbour. Now, if you take yourself
10   1,  26|          body together, and your neighbour in his entirety, soul and
11   1,  26|       said, "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself," it at once
12   1,  30|         commanded us to love our neighbour made no exception, as far
13   1,  30|        asked Him, "And who is my neighbour?" He told him of a certain
14   1,  30|       showed him that nobody was neighbour to this man except him who
15   1,  30|       teaching us that he is our neighbour whom it is our duty to help
16   1,  30|        in turn to help us is our neighbour. For the name "neighbour"
17   1,  30|         neighbour. For the name "neighbour" is a relative one, and
18   1,  30|  relative one, and no one can be neighbour except to a neighbour. And,
19   1,  30|         be neighbour except to a neighbour. And, again, who does not
20   1,  30|      namely, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. Love worketh
21   1,  30|       Love worketh no ill to his neighbour." Whoever then supposes
22   1,  30|          is to be considered our neighbour, because we are to work
23   1,  30|       mercy is by right called a neighbour, it is manifest that the
24   1,  30|          the command to love our neighbour embraces the holy angels
25   1,  30|         desired to be called our neighbour. For our Lord Jesus Christ
26   1,  30|   distinct from that to love our neighbour. For He shows us pity on
27   1,  35|          the love of God and our neighbour~
28   1,  36|      twofold love of God and our neighbour, does not yet understand
29   2,   6|        that is, of God and their neighbour; how is it, I say, that
30   2,   7|        for His own sake, and our neighbour for God's sake; and that
31   2,   7|          all the mind, and one's neighbour as one's self that is, in
32   2,   7|        that all our love for our neighbour, like all our love for ourselves,
33   2,   7|          and such a love for his neighbour as Scripture enjoins. Then
34   2,   7|    diligently in the love of his neighbour; and when he has reached
35   2,   7|   affections as not to place his neighbour before, or even in comparison
36   2,  23|         love towards God and our neighbour, but they waste the hearts
37   3,  10|        the love of God and one's neighbour; soundness of doctrine to
38   3,  10|       knowledge of God and one's neighbour. Every man, moreover, has
39   3,  10|         knowledge of God and his neighbour. Now all these matters have
40   3,  10| enjoyment of ones self and one's neighbour in subordination to God;
41   3,  10|    enjoying one's self and one's neighbour, and other corporeal things,
42   3,  12|          love towards God or our neighbour, or both. For as it was
43   3,  14|        when to the love of one's neighbour, puts an end to all crimes.
44   3,  15|          to one's self and one's neighbour for God's sake. Accordingly,
45   3,  21|          one ewe-lamb, and whose neighbour, though he had many, yet
46   3,  21|          flock, but set his poor neighbour's one lamb before his guest
47   4,  29|         words every one from his neighbour. For those who steal take