Book, Chapter

 1   1,  14|      God. Moreover, just as the former was called wisdom, but was
 2   1,  19| consists in the putting away of former habits and former ways of
 3   1,  19|       away of former habits and former ways of life, and which
 4   1,  19|       in the dissolution of the former principle of life. And just
 5   1,  19|     destroyed by repentance its former habits, is created anew
 6   1,  22|       the full enjoyment of the former. We, however, who enjoy
 7   1,  37|     meaning he had put upon the former passage cannot be the true
 8   2,  13| established by the authority of former speakers? ~
 9   2,  19|       as instituted by God. The former kind, that which deals with
10   2,  21|    honour of any of the dead of former times, the usual proceeding
11   2,  25|       public crier would not in former times have announced to
12   2,  28|         an historical narrative former institutions of men are
13   2,  29|       from your stomach. In the former case the wholesome mixture
14   2,  34|       truth of opinions. In the former case we learn what is consequent,
15   3,   6|    nations; because, though the former were in bondage to temporal
16   3,  18| condemnation, if the use of the former be accompanied with charity,
17   3,  18|        its own sake. For in the former case the man aims at a useful
18   3,  32|   altogether different from the former; but as the two sets are
19   3,  34|        be still speaking of the former; not that he grudges us
20   4,   2|  ignorant of that art? That the former are to tell their falsehoods
21   4,   2|         to believe it? That the former are to oppose the truth
22   4,   2|         what is false? That the former, while imbuing the minds
23   4,   6|        they would have done the former; if they had made it prominent,
24   4,  14|  because they cannot attain the former, not because their judgment
25   4,  18|        middle place between the former two, and are on that account
26   4,  21|  intervals of intermission, the former doubles the days by fasting;
27   4,  29|      when this takes place, the former draws from himself what