Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|          every one who has not had a like experience that he need
 2 pref,   0|          Scripture he understands is like one who reads aloud the
 3 pref,   0|          rules for interpretation is like one who teaches reading,
 4   1,   9 |           man who does not see it is like a blind man in the sun,
 5   1,  14 |       bandage to all limbs, but puts like to like; in the same way
 6   1,  14 |              limbs, but puts like to like; in the same way the Wisdom
 7   1,  17 |           the guilt of our past sins like a hedge of thorns barred
 8   2,   2 |             Now whether these signs, like the expression or the cry
 9   2,   6 |      beautiful woman, "Thy teeth are like a flock of sheep that are
10   2,   6 |            the burthens of the world like fleeces, and coming up from
11   2,   7 |              love for our neighbour, like all our love for ourselves,
12   2,   8 |           Ezra, which last look more like a sequel to the continuous
13   2,  11 |              the sake of a few words like these which it is very easy
14   2,  15 |         comparison with an authority like this, not to speak of preferring
15   2,  18 | incorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible man, and
16   2,  25 |            may as far as possible be like the things they signify.
17   2,  29 |           state of things, something like a narrative of the past
18   2,  29 |             are accustomed to answer like questions about every one
19   2,  39 |            cannot, because this runs like a system of nerves through
20   3,   6 |      describes this bondage as being like to that of boys under the
21   3,   7 |          neither? For any statue you like to take is as much god to
22   3,  21 |           did not come and pass away like a guest, but reigned as
23   3,  25 |              to be drawn either from like objects or from objects
24   3,  25 |             The kingdom of heaven is like unto leaven, which a woman
25   3,  37 |          body, which is beaten small like the dust which the wind
26   4,   6 |             wise man, and eloquence, like an inseparable attendant,
27   4,   7 |             had instruments of music like David; drinking wine in
28   4,   7 |         obliged to deliver a message like this, and to men such as
29   4,   7 |              have shrunk from raving like madmen? ~
30   4,   7 |            have instruments of music like David;" but he first addresses
31   4,   7 |             had instruments of music like David; drinking wine in
32   4,   7 |             a character and position like theirs. ~
33   4,  11 |       consists, not in making people like what they disliked, nor
34   4,  18 |             for little. In questions like ours, however, where all
35   4,  22 |            eloquence to ebb and flow like the sea. It follows from
36   4,  24 |   generations long gone by and which like an enemy was besieging their
37   4,  26 |          three merits. For we do not like even what we say in the