Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|            are able and willing to learn, if God our Lord do not
 2 pref,   0|           put away false pride and learn whatever can be learnt from
 3 pref,   0|          to God, that they too may learn by the inward teaching of
 4   1,  15 |          diligent preparation, and learn by holy living to long for
 5   1,  34 | unchangeable God. And hence we may learn how essential it is that
 6   2,   6 |       among them?" Does the hearer learn anything more than when
 7   2,  12 |            two things. For we must learn not to interpret, but to
 8   2,  14 |            we have leisure we must learn the tongues ourselves, or
 9   2,  14 |        attention to the matter and learn all about it. So great,
10   2,  18 |          we ought not to refuse to learn letters because they say
11   2,  28 |            Anything, then, that we learn from history about the chronology
12   2,  32 |           that they may be able to learn and teach it; for it exists
13   2,  34 |    opinions. In the former case we learn what is consequent, what
14   2,  41 |         Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and
15   3,  18 |         that mere of good hope may learn the salutary lesson, both
16   3,  19 |          of crime. Let them, then, learn how trying and difficult
17   4,   3 |          But only by those who can learn them quickly; for the masters
18   4,   3 |         sayings any one who cannot learn this art quickly can never
19   4,   3 |       quickly can never thoroughly learn it at all. Whether this
20   4,   3 |       therefore, as infants cannot learn to speak except by learning
21   4,   4 |            attentive, and ready to learn, whether he has found them
22   4,   8 |           those who are willing to learn, and with a view also to
23   4,   9 |          have an earnest desire to learn the truth, and should have
24   4,  10 |            which men who desire to learn ought to be taught. And
25   4,  15 |           know and to teach should learn all that is to be taught,
26   4,  15 |           those who are willing to learn? ~
27   4,  16 |       until God makes him ready to learn from Himself, that God who
28   4,  19 |          instructed so that he may learn something? But when we come
29   4,  20 |        their arrangement), he will learn that these divinely-inspired
30   4,  27 |            many who are anxious to learn; though, as it is written,
31   4,  27 |        despising the preacher they learn to despise the word that