Book, Chapter

 1   1,  25|       for himself, that is, he gives away money that he is very
 2   2,   6|      difficulty in the seeking gives greater pleasure in the
 3   2,   7|      God, and that piety which gives him no option but to believe
 4   2,   8|      such knowledge as reading gives, those of them, at least,
 5   2,  21|    astrologer of this kind, he gives money that he may come away
 6   2,  37| attained some great thing that gives them an advantage over the
 7   3,   3| whether with that of a man who gives an affirmative answer, so
 8   3,  15|     taken literally it at once gives a meaning of this kind,
 9   3,  16|     temporal things so that he gives no heed to eternal. It is
10   3,  35|    themselves, as ten into ten gives one hundred, and twelve
11   3,  35|         and twelve into twelve gives one hundred and forty-four,
12   4, arg|        and of each of these he gives examples, selected both
13   4,   5|       great men. For his proof gives pleasure when he cannot
14   4,   7| outburst he rests himself, and gives the hearer rest, by interposing
15   4,  10|    another point. For if a man gives pleasure when he throws
16   4,  12|      one who simply teaches or gives pleasure. For this reason
17   4,  12|       in its naked simplicity, gives pleasure, because it is
18   4,  12|     course, their falsity that gives pleasure; but as it is true
19   4,  12|    which shows this to be true gives pleasure. ~
20   4,  13|    speaker in urging the truth gives careful attention to what
21   4,  16|    Holy Spirit, he yet himself gives them directions how and
22   4,  16|     are of no avail except God gives them virtue (who can heal
23   4,  18|        of our Lord that he who gives a cup of cold water to one