Book, Chapter

 1   1,   4|      either by land or water, in order to reach that fatherland
 2   1,  13|        Just as when we speak, in order that what we leave in our
 3   1,  24|        spirit, which is what the order of nature demands. For as,
 4   1,  27|                    chap. 27. The order of love~
 5   2,   8|       the times, and follows the order of the events. There are
 6   2,   8|        seem to follow no regular order, and are connected neither
 7   2,   8|       connected neither with the order of the preceding books nor
 8   2,  15|       same words and in the same order of words in all the rest,
 9   2,  17|         had originally given the order for three, not because it
10   2,  21|          God has made and set in order after His own pleasure,
11   2,  22|        of observing the stars in order to predict the events of
12   2,  32|         the man who narrates the order of events does not himself
13   2,  32|          not himself create that order; and as he who describes
14   2,  33|         process of reasoning, in order that he whose error we wish
15   3,  10|    easily slides into crimes, in order to remove hindrances to,
16   3,  30|       right to say thus much, in order both that the book may be
17   3,  36|      appears to be following the order of time, or the continuity
18   3,  36|          but which in the strict order of events came after all
19   3,  36|          as now appears from the order of the narrative itself:
20   4,   1|     making known the meaning, in order if possible to bring them
21   4,   3|          is, speak well, and, in order to do this, think of the
22   4,   3|        not that they use them in order to be eloquent. ~
23   4,   4|       rather than instructed, in order that they may be diligent
24   4,  12|        hearer must be pleased in order to secure his attention,
25   4,  12|          he must be persuaded in order to move him to action. And
26   4,  17|    things in a subdued style, in order to give instruction, moderate
27   4,  17|         in a temperate style, in order to give pleasure, and great
28   4,  17|          in a majestic style, in order to sway the mind." ~
29   4,  20|     preferred to retain even the order of the words. And how this
30   4,  20|     translated to us in the same order of words does not run very
31   4,  20|    language at least; though, in order to give an accurate rendering
32   4,  21|         priest forever after the order of Melchizedek.'" In this
33   4,  22|          necessary to stir up in order to carry the hearer's feelings
34   4,  23|  majestic would be allowable, in order that the majestic when it
35   4,  23| expressed in the quiet style, in order to give greater effect to