Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|          of unity, would have no means of pouring soul into soul,
 2   1,   2 |         but things are learnt by means of signs. I now use the
 3   1,   4 |      hand, is to employ whatever means are at one's disposal to
 4   1,   4 |       are made, that is, that by means of what is material and
 5   1,  22 |       and with all thy mind," He means that no part of our life
 6   1,  33 |      this delight, and make it a means to that which you are permanently
 7   1,  35 |     other things that are merely means. Perhaps some other comparison
 8   1,  39 |       shall vanish away." Yet by means of these instruments (as
 9   2,   3 |        away the chief place as a means of indicating the thoughts
10   2,   4 |         their sound, men have by means of letters formed signs
11   2,   4 |         course as sounds, but by means of certain signs. It has
12   2,   5 |        forth in one language, by means of which it could at the
13   2,   6 |       Church of Christ uses as a means of redeeming those who come
14   2,  12 |         when he says, "If by any means I may provoke to emulation
15   2,  12 |           oxus" among the Greeks means both sharp and swift. And
16   2,  12 |         the Greek word "moschos" means a calf, some have not understood
17   2,  16 |         and telling us what Adam means, what Eve, what Abraham,
18   2,  23 |   appointed by God as the public means of promoting love towards
19   2,  24 |         in the shape of a cross, means one thing among the Greeks
20   2,  25 |          Christian is not by any means to neglect, but on the contrary
21   2,  28 |     Plato was through Jeremiah's means initiated into our literature,
22   2,  30 |       ignorant of what Scripture means to convey when it employs
23   2,  39 |        fellowship with devils by means of leagues and covenants
24   3,  12 |       abhor. For the sweet odour means the good report which is
25   3,  25 |         adduced are indeed by no means doubtful in their signification,
26   3,  35 |       the day do I praise Thee," means just the same as "His praise
27   3,  37 |          has given me light, the means of communicating our thoughts
28   4,   3 |        proper age and the proper means for acquiring rhetorical
29   4,   4 |      must be made fully known by means of narrative. On the other
30   4,   4 |   upbraidings, and all the other means of rousing the emotions,
31   4,   8 | understanding, we are not by any means to suppose that it is our