Book, Chapter

 1   1,  39|        part perfect of course, I mean, so far as is possible in
 2   2,  10|       out, as we say bos when we mean an ox, because all men who
 3   2,  24|        lege, these two syllables mean one thing to a Greek and
 4   2,  25|         him what these movements mean, he will give his whole
 5   3,   7|          the gospel knows what I mean. What profit is it to me,
 6   3,  10|                                I mean by charity that affection
 7   3,  10|  subordination to God; by lust I mean that affection of the mind
 8   3,  29|       more curious figures which mean the very opposite of what
 9   3,  29|      words that make it plain we mean the opposite of what we
10   4,   5| knowledge of Scripture; I do not mean by reading them much and
11   4,  28|      hearers." Now this does not mean that, when adversaries oppose