Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|     may profit not only from reading the works of others who
 2 pref,   0|     the sacred books without reading any directions of the kind
 3 pref,   0|      knowledge of the art of reading simply through prayer that
 4 pref,   0|      or to listen to another reading or preaching, in the hope
 5 pref,   0|      that the eunuch who was reading Isaiah the prophet, and
 6 pref,   0|      glory, not his own. But reading and understanding, as he
 7 pref,   0|   before him: he who teaches reading, does it that others may
 8 pref,   0|      is like one who teaches reading, that is, shows others how
 9   1,  37 |  which the author whom he is reading did not intend, he often
10   2,   5 |      their salvation. And in reading it, men seek nothing more
11   2,   8 | still with such knowledge as reading gives, those of them, at
12   2,  26 |      which are necessary for reading, and the various languages
13   4,   3 | easier to become eloquent by reading and listening to eloquent
14   4,   3 |  ecclesiastical writings, in reading which a man of ability will
15   4,   3 |     art of speech, simply by reading and learning the speeches
16   4,   5 |  Scripture; I do not mean by reading them much and committing
17   4,   5 |     is not more time for the reading of these than is sufficient
18   4,  21 |      writings of men who, by reading the Scriptures, have attained
19   4,  21 |     student may by assiduous reading, intermingled with practice