Book, Chapter

 1   1,   5|          in whom are all things. Thus the Father and the Son and
 2   1,   6|         this is to speak of Him. Thus there arises a curious contradiction
 3   1,   9|        shadows of the flesh. And thus men are driven back from
 4   1,  11|          stronger than men." And thus, though Wisdom was Himself
 5   1,  12|         the world knew Him not." Thus, in the wisdom of God, the
 6   1,  15|      when He had it in His power thus to take it up again. With
 7   1,  19|          put on immortality. And thus the body, being the source
 8   1,  22|        that is unchangeable. And thus he does not enjoy himself
 9   1,  24|         i.e., its evil habit and thus to make it subject to the
10   1,  26|       the law and the prophets." Thus the end of the commandment
11   1,  33|     themselves; and then urge us thus refreshed to go on our way
12   1,  39|                              And thus a man who is resting upon
13   2,   1|        enough to have noticed it thus far. ~
14   2,   4|   letters formed signs of words. Thus the sounds of the voice
15   2,   5|         spread far and wide, and thus became known to the nations
16   2,  13|       have the following passage thus expressed: "Quae est terra
17   2,  15|         believe in the Lord. And thus it is possible that they
18   2,  16|       through a narrow hole, and thus acquires new strength how
19   2,  28|         flesh our Lord came. And thus, when we reflect upon the
20   2,  31|          ashamed of them, and of thus leading him to give up his
21   2,  32|        this is briefly expressed thus: If there is no resurrection
22   2,  33|        from the false admission. Thus, the truth of a statement
23   2,  33|         whom one is arguing. And thus, as I said above, a false
24   3,   1|       matter of correction; when thus prepared, let him proceed
25   3,   2| therefore punctuate the sentence thus: "et quid eligam ignoro:
26   3,  10|    custom of his companions; and thus it comes to pass, that if
27   3,  15|        The tyranny of lust being thus overthrown, charity reigns
28   3,  21|        fourfold to the poor man; thus unwittingly condemning the
29   3,  30|         the sacred books. For he thus commences this very book: "
30   3,  30|          thought it right to say thus much, in order both that
31   3,  32|         rule might be designated thus: Concerning the mixed Church.
32   3,  34| understood intelligent life. And thus the spiritual Israel is
33   3,  36|         destroyed them all. Even thus shall it be in the day when
34   4,   7|      smack of that puffery while thus descanting on matters of
35   4,  15|        Holy Spirit, then, speaks thus in those who for Christ'
36   4,  16|         Himself, that God who is thus addressed in the psalm: "
37   4,  17|        the whole in one sentence thus: "He, then, shall be eloquent,
38   4,  18|        so indignant, and that he thus accuses, and upbraids, and
39   4,  20|        same way where he reasons thus: "Brethren, I speak after
40   4,  20|          passage were translated thus, "et carnis prividentiam
41   4,  21|         not water, but wine, and thus showed forth our Lord's
42   4,  22|        must be treated forcibly, thus making the tide of eloquence
43   4,  24|       would say that all who are thus delighted change their habits
44   4,  26|         waits upon men who speak thus, except by the pleasure
45   4,  27|          and deceitful mind. And thus it is that Jesus Christ
46   4,  27|          what you bid me do? And thus they cease to listen with