Book, Chapter

 1   1,   7|   heavens, or what appears to be most brilliant in the heavens,
 2   1,   7|   vaguely as infinite, or of the most beautiful form conceivable;
 3   1,  12|         world, and are therefore most appropriately named "the
 4   1,  22|         whom your love finds its most worthy object, no other
 5   1,  23|       obey its own superior; and most justly has it been said, "
 6   1,  30|        to admit, what is at once most absurd and most pernicious,
 7   1,  30|          at once most absurd and most pernicious, that the apostle
 8   1,  31|        lit up. The Psalmist says most plainly, "I said to the
 9   2, arg|          noticed), words are the most numerous and important,
10   2,   3|       more numerous, and for the most part consist of words. For
11   2,   8|       shall grant me wisdom. The most skilful interpreter of the
12   2,   8|    resemblance of style, but the most likely opinion is that they
13   2,  12|   relation with "flesh," kinsmen most naturally occur to one's
14   2,  15|      them all one voice, thought most suitable for the Gentiles.
15   2,  15|   translators also who have kept most closely to the words, is
16   2,  16|  reference to the mystery of the most Holy Church, and reaches
17   2,  17|         the artists produced the most beautiful statues, they
18   2,  20|         may add thousands of the most frivolous practices, that
19   2,  22| different that one of them has a most fortunate life, the other
20   2,  22|      fortunate life, the other a most unfortunate. As, for example,
21   2,  23|       and in accordance with His most admirable arrangement of
22   2,  23|        further in a labyrinth of most pernicious error. And to
23   2,  29|      Lord's passion, is known to most people; so the rising and
24   2,  32|          be false," says what is most true; but he does not himself
25   2,  40|       use of the truth, and some most excellent precepts of morality;
26   2,  40|       and garments Cyprian, that most persuasive teacher and most
27   2,  40|      most persuasive teacher and most blessed martyr, was loaded
28   2,  40|         prior to all these, that most faithful servant of God,
29   3,   9|       once very easy to perform, most majestic in their significance,
30   3,   9|          their significance, and most sacred in the observance;
31   3,  12|      feet (so to speak) with the most precious ointment. And so
32   3,  12|       for the vilest food with a most disgusting eagerness of
33   3,  30|    Donatist himself, has written most triumphantly against the
34   3,  30|       herein showed himself of a most inconsistent disposition,
35   4, arg|          that perspicuity is the most essential quality of style,
36   4,   6|          which carries with it a most wholesome authority, are
37   4,   7|        being intermingled in the most beautiful variety, make
38   4,   7|         interrogatory form being most elegantly suppressed: "in
39   4,   7|        with a vehemence which is most appropriate: "In journeying
40   4,   7|     luxurious, and therefore the most neglectful of brotherly
41   4,   7|       joined to these places are most appropriately varied: "ye
42   4,   7|         to the fifth, make three most elegant periods of two members
43   4,  12|        Of these, teaching is the most essential~
44   4,  20|        those parts of it are the most beautiful in which, as if
45   4,  20|      this harmony we speak of is most fully learnt, that Jerome,
46   4,  21|         he was the priest of the most high God. And he blessed
47   4,  25| mentioned is the one which it is most essential for those who