Book, Chapter

 1   1, arg|         reference to God. And we ourselves are not objects of enjoyment
 2   1,   3|       happy and rest in them. We ourselves, again, who enjoy and use
 3   1,   3|      kinds of objects, if we set ourselves to enjoy those which we
 4   1,  22|          other things are things ourselves. For a great thing truly
 5   1,  23|       which is above us; second, ourselves; third, that which is on
 6   1,  26|       includes a command to love ourselves~
 7   1,  26|    seeing, that is, that we love ourselves, and what is beneath us
 8   1,  26|          said about our love for ourselves; yet when it is said, "Thou
 9   1,  26|        evident that our love for ourselves has not been overlooked. ~
10   1,  35|         other in fellowship with ourselves. For there is no need of
11   2, arg|         it behoves us to address ourselves to the study and interpretation
12   2,   7|         and give better commands ourselves. We must rather think and
13   2,   7| neighbour, like all our love for ourselves, should have reference to
14   2,   9|          this, when we have made ourselves to a certain extent familiar
15   2,  12|         born of the same seed as ourselves, namely, the Word. When
16   2,  14|        we must learn the tongues ourselves, or we must consult and
17   2,  18|         follow that we must busy ourselves with their theatrical trumpery
18   3,   2|          beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the
19   3,   2|        spiritus" [let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the
20   3,   2|          carnis" [let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the
21   4,   9|      bringing the truth which we ourselves have reached within the
22   4,  20|          in all things approving ourselves as the ministers of God,
23   4,  25|        wise ends; not contenting ourselves merely with pleasing the