Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|        by him as to the proper objects of faith, hope, and love.
 2   1, arg |       goes on to show that all objects, except God, are for use;
 3   1, arg |       And we ourselves are not objects of enjoyment to God: he
 4   1,   3 |         Those things which are objects of enjoyment make us happy.
 5   1,   3 |         Those things which are objects of use assist, and (so to
 6   1,   3 |     placed among both kinds of objects, if we set ourselves to
 7   1,   3 | pursuit of the real and proper objects of enjoyment. ~
 8   1,   4 |     which we ought to use into objects of enjoyment, we become
 9   1,   5 |                       The true objects of enjoyment, then, are
10   1,   5 |        rather the cause of all objects, or indeed even if He is
11   1,   7 |    excels in dignity all other objects. ~
12   1,   9 |        lower and less valuable objects in preference to that which
13   1,  22 |        those only are the true objects of enjoyment which we have
14   1,  23 |         Those things which are objects of use are not all, however,
15   1,  24 |      the enjoyment of unworthy objects. They are not destroying
16   1,  25 |        they might obtain other objects which they valued more highly.
17   1,  31 |       then does He love us? As objects of use or as objects of
18   1,  31 |        As objects of use or as objects of enjoyment? If He enjoys
19   1,  32 |      of using. For when we use objects, we do so with a view to
20   1,  40 |     anxious to speak about the objects of faith, as far as I thought
21   2,  10 |      are used to point out the objects they were designed to point
22   2,  26 |      and likenesses of natural objects. And of these, such as have
23   2,  26 |      the way of more important objects to which they ought to be
24   2,  29 |      Scripture, not that these objects are to be used conformably
25   2,  39 |       except information about objects, either past or present,
26   3,   1 | knowledge of certain necessary objects, so as not to be ignorant
27   3,  12 |        whoever uses transitory objects less freely than is the
28   3,  12 |       it is not the use of the objects, but the lust of the user,
29   3,  25 |      be drawn either from like objects or from objects having some
30   3,  25 |      from like objects or from objects having some affinity. ~
31   3,  25 |      And in the same way other objects are not single in their
32   4,   4 |    made them so, the remaining objects are to be carried out in
33   4,  12 |        grieve when you heap up objects for grief, and rejoice when
34   4,  12 |     whom you present to him as objects of pity, and shrink from
35   4,  17 |     despise any of those three objects, either to teach, or to
36   4,  21 |  virgins, who, as they are the objects of higher honour, are also
37   4,  21 |    higher honour, are also the objects of greater care. These are
38   4,  27 |     though they seek their own objects, they do not dare to teach
39   4,  28 |   rightly exercised unless the objects of love are true and not