Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|     sufficiently appear in the course of the work itself that
 2   1,   3 |       use, are hindered in our course, and sometimes even led
 3   1,  23 |       the mortal body. For, of course, it must love the body,
 4   1,  33 |     near us, it is a matter of course that it should bring delight
 5   1,  36 |   which he lies. He wishes, of course, that the man to whom he
 6   1,  39 |        only in part perfect of course, I mean, so far as is possible
 7   2,   4 |     visible to the eye, not of course as sounds, but by means
 8   2,   8 |  churches; and among these, of course, a high place must be given
 9   2,  15 |        Latin texts, we must of course yield to the Greek, especially
10   2,  22 | constellations, which must, of course, be the same whether he
11   2,  28 |           And even when in the course of an historical narrative
12   2,  28 |   reckoned as belonging to the course of time, of which God is
13   2,  29 |       in Scripture. And as the course of the moon, which is regularly
14   2,  35 |       what is false cannot, of course, itself be true. ~
15   3,   3 |      of syllables; and this of course has relation to pronunciation.
16   3,  12 | another thing when done in the course of his prophecy by the prophet
17   3,  31 |     jewels;" and yet it is, of course, a matter for interpretation
18   3,  34 |        species. The rule is of course the same, if anything of
19   3,  37 |        the same person, are of course to be understood of the
20   4,   3 |     treated of; especially, of course, if in addition he practice
21   4,  11 |               For teaching, of course, true eloquence consists,
22   4,  12 |        know this, they must of course be instructed before they
23   4,  12 |     pleasure; for when, in the course of an address, the truth
24   4,  12 |     and exposed. It is not, of course, their falsity that gives
25   4,  14 |    with pleasure. But this, of course, cannot be, unless what
26   4,  16 |  Timothy himself, speaking, of course, as teacher to disciple: "
27   4,  18 |                             Of course, if we were giving men advice
28   4,  21 |     rock was Christ;' this, of course, referring not to Christ'
29   4,  21 |      spirituality, finish your course with joy; only be mindful
30   4,  23 |    concurrence of any one in a course of action. In the majestic
31   4,  25 |      or to persuade him to any course of action, but merely to
32   4,  25 |      have already begun a good course, we may induce them to pursue
33   4,  26 |    this style also; beauty, of course, being its primary object. ~
34   4,  26 |     accordingly), you must, of course, speak in the majestic style.
35   4,  27 |        they followed their own course in their lives, but were
36   4,  27 |   youth," adds immediately the course by which he would avoid