Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|       money to the exchangers." Seeing, then, that these men teach
 2   1,  12 |       where He had always been, seeing that "He was in the world,
 3   1,  12 |      God. Why then did He come, seeing that He was already here,
 4   1,  14 |       and medicine both in one. Seeing, then, that man fell through
 5   1,  26 |                                 Seeing, then, that there is no
 6   1,  26 |       himself and his own body, seeing, that is, that we love ourselves,
 7   1,  29 |        For we do not fear them, seeing they cannot take away from
 8   1,  30 |  embraces the holy angels also, seeing that so great offices of
 9   1,  36 |       man than he who deceives, seeing that it is better to suffer
10   2,  13 |       hard not to be puffed up, seeing that the knowledge of things
11   3,  21 |      meshes of carnal jealousy, seeing that it was not his own
12   3,  27 |         it should occur to him, seeing that it too is founded on
13   4,   7 |         confidence of boasting. Seeing that many glory after the
14   4,   7 |         ye suffer fools gladly, seeing ye yourselves are wise.
15   4,   7 | boasting." The fourth has two: "Seeing that many glory after the
16   4,   7 |         ye suffer fools gladly, seeing ye yourselves are wise."
17   4,   7 |         the sound of the viol," seeing that wise men may practice
18   4,  10 |       as the singular of "ora", seeing that African ears have no
19   4,  10 |    understanding in the hearer, seeing that there is no use at
20   4,  11 |         a wooden one if it can, seeing that to open what is shut