Book, Chapter

 1 pref     |       Preface - Showing that to teach rules for the interpretation
 2 pref,   0|        These rules I propose to teach to those who are able and
 3 pref,   0|         all our brethren not to teach their children any of these
 4 pref,   0|    Seeing, then, that these men teach others, either through speech
 5 pref,   0|   cannot blame me if I likewise teach not only what they understand,
 6   1, arg |         what things we ought to teach to the Christian people,
 7   2,  20 |       accustomed not so much to teach as to celebrate. And to
 8   2,  28 | literature, so as to be able to teach and write those views of
 9   2,  32 |        may be able to learn and teach it; for it exists eternally
10   3,  23 |       fact to this use also, to teach him not to dare to vaunt
11   3,  29 |        this is not the place to teach them to the illiterate,
12   3,  30 | indicate what these seven rules teach or advise. ~
13   4,   1 |          he is not to ask me to teach them either in this work
14   4,   4 |      opponent of error, both to teach what is right and to refute
15   4,   5 |           If, then, the men who teach the principles of eloquence
16   4,   7 |      which I learnt and used to teach. But how beautiful it is,
17   4,  10 |     avoid all words that do not teach; and if instead of them
18   4,  12 |      according to Cicero, is to teach, to delight, and to move.
19   4,  12 |         man must speak so as to teach, to delight, and to persuade."
20   4,  12 |    persuade." Then he adds: "To teach is a necessity, to delight
21   4,  12 |        do it not. Therefore, to teach is a necessity. For what
22   4,  13 |  practical truth, must not only teach so as to give instruction,
23   4,  15 |     anxious both to know and to teach should learn all that is
24   4,  16 |         how or what they should teach, since the Holy Spirit makes
25   4,  16 |         how or what they should teach others. And these three
26   4,  16 |        These things command and teach?" What these things are,
27   4,  16 |        how and what they should teach? Or are we to understand,
28   4,  16 |       though the duty of men to teach even the teachers does not
29   4,  16 |        addressed in the psalm: "Teach me to do Thy will; for Thou
30   4,  17 |        three objects, either to teach, or to give pleasure, or
31   4,  24 |   change in many; but it was to teach them what they were ignorant
32   4,  26 |       why do we enforce what we teach by divine testimony, except
33   4,  27 |  harmony with his teaching will teach with greater effect~
34   4,  27 |    objects, they do not dare to teach their own doctrines, sitting
35   4,  28 |       were deformed, so men who teach lies are the more pitiable
36   4,  28 |        which it is expedient to teach in fit and proper words,