Book, Chapter

 1   1,  21|                        chap. 21. Neither body nor soul extinguished
 2   1,  21|      that it is so in fact, that neither the human soul nor the human
 3   1,  22|                                  Neither ought any one to have joy
 4   1,  24|          raised by any sect. But neither does any man hate his own
 5   1,  27|       strict control, so that he neither loves what he ought not
 6   1,  28|    persons presented themselves, neither of whom had either from
 7   1,  31|       makes use of us. For if He neither enjoys nor uses us, I am
 8   1,  32|                              But neither does He use after our fashion
 9   1,  33|       name of Paul?" And again: "Neither is he that planteth anything,
10   1,  33|          that planteth anything, neither he that watereth; but God
11   2,   8|         order, and are connected neither with the order of the preceding
12   2,  18|        glorified him not as God, neither were thankful; but became
13   2,  35|         false, for example, that neither in definition, nor in division,
14   3,   3|        succeeding context; or if neither of these methods is applied
15   3,   3|      difference can be made. But neither sense is opposed to faith. ~
16   3,   4|    Scripture is concerned, which neither the context, showing the
17   3,   7|         result be that I worship neither? For any statue you like
18   3,  14|       may say) that is, who were neither sunk in the deep sleep of
19   3,  20|       apostles of our faith were neither puffed up when they were
20   3,  20|          despised. And certainly neither sort of temptation was wanting
21   4,  10| according to the vulgar idiom is neither ambiguous nor obscure) not
22   4,  10|      attentively upon him, it is neither customary nor decorous for
23   4,  12|         if we fail in the third? Neither is it a necessity to give
24   4,  16|        Spirit is given, yet that neither is he who planteth anything,
25   4,  18|     again, which have to do with neither of these, and where the
26   4,  20|         For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels,
27   4,  21|      feast, not with old leaven, neither with the leaven of malice
28   4,  21|         notice that the style is neither subdued nor temperate, but
29   4,  26|         it not plain that he can neither give pleasure nor enforce
30   4,  26|         the Christian orator, be neither altogether without ornament,