Book, Chapter

 1   1,   4|         objects of enjoyment, we become unwilling to hasten the
 2   1,   8|        was unwise, and never can become so. And if men never caught
 3   1,  11|     since we when we come to Him become strong, He when He came
 4   1,  24|   resurrection, the body, having become wholly subject to the spirit,
 5   1,  24|        law of nature till it has become inveterate. The spirit,
 6   1,  29|         this be so, what does it become us to do who live in the
 7   2,   9| capacious does his understanding become. For among the things that
 8   2,  16|         expressions in Scripture become clear. ~
 9   2,  23|         by these successes, they become more eagerly inquisitive,
10   2,  34|     themselves, too, necessarily become certain. Now some, when
11   3,   1|        His will. And when he has become meek through piety, so as
12   3,  12|       woman does not in that way become more fruitful, but, on the
13   3,  19|       tongue of flattery, and so become so light that a breath of
14   4,   3|    temperament find it easier to become eloquent by reading and
15   4,   3|        speak, why should not men become eloquent without being taught
16   4,   6|          absence: for it did not become them either to condemn it
17   4,  16|      speak thou the things which become sound doctrine: that the
18   4,  20|       them to me. Am I therefore become your enemy, because I tell
19   4,  21|        practice on his own part, become thoroughly imbued with them
20   4,  29|  deception. For in this way many become preachers of the truth (