Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|      they themselves learnt to read. Now, they would hardly
 2 pref,   0|         who, not being able to read himself, is said to have
 3 pref,   0|    memory through hearing them read by others, and by dint of
 4 pref,   0|      his request that he might read through a book presented
 5 pref,   0|       the gospel itself, or to read a book, or to listen to
 6 pref,   0|     did not understand what he read, was not sent by the apostle
 7 pref,   0|     that others may be able to read for themselves. Each, however,
 8 pref,   0|        is, shows others how to read for themselves. So that,
 9 pref,   0|    just as he who knows how to read is not dependent on some
10   1,   2 |     however, the wood which we read Moses cast into the bitter
11   1,  24 |    interpretation of what they read: "The flesh lusteth against
12   2,   8 |     who in the first place has read them all and retained them
13   2,   8 |  called canonical. For he will read the others with greater
14   2,   9 |        understanding, still to read them so as to commit them
15   2,  12 |   tongue. And yet to those who read with knowledge, a great
16   2,  12 |        for example, some texts read: "Their feet are sharp to
17   2,  14 |    through being accustomed to read or to hear them. There is
18   2,  22 |     these that he professes to read the fates. If, then, he
19   3,   2 |    uncertain whether we should read, "ex duobus concupiscentiam
20   3,   2 |     doubtful whether we should read, mundemus nos ab omni coinquinatione
21   3,  15 |      and meditate upon what we read till an interpretation be
22   3,  25 |    water denotes people, as we read in the Apocalypse,l and
23   3,  26 |        to the passage where we read, "Thou, Lord, hast crowned
24   3,  26 |        the shield only; for we read in another place of the
25   3,  30 |      both that the book may be read by the studious (for it
26   3,  30 | contains. Certainly it must be read with caution, not only on
27   3,  36 |      in the book of Genesis we read, "And the Lord God planted
28   3,  37 |    which they are intent, they read, "The Lord giveth wisdom:
29   4,   3 |        eloquent without having read and listened to the speeches
30   4,   5 |     meaning. For there are who read and yet neglect them; they
31   4,   5 |     and yet neglect them; they read to remember the words, but
32   4,   5 |       would rather send him to read, and listen to, and exercise
33   4,   9 |       those who do not care to read them, and in private conversations,
34   4,  10 |     written are often not only read with delight by those who
35   4,  14 |   merely for the sake of being read with pleasure. But may God
36   4,  16 |   Epistle to Timothy do we not read: "These things command and
37   4,  16 |     told previously. Do we not read there: "Rebuke not an elder,
38   4,  21 |      thoroughly, must not only read and hear them, but must
39   4,  30 |    what others will deliver or read to the people, he ought
40   4,  31 |      to know its contents, may read it in parts. He who does