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  1 pref,   0|          beforehand. And if, after all, men should still be found
  2 pref,   0|                To reply briefly to all these. To those who do not
  3 pref,   0|            then, suppose we advise all our brethren not to teach
  4 pref,   0|      except perhaps what is false. All truth is of Him who says, "
  5   1, arg |        author goes on to show that all objects, except God, are
  6   1, arg |          fulfilment and the end of all Scripture. After adding
  7   1,   1 |            are two things on which all interpretation of Scripture
  8   1,   2 |                                    All instruction is either about
  9   1,   2 |          not a thing is nothing at all. Every thing, however, is
 10   1,   5 |           one Being, supreme above all, and common to all who enjoy
 11   1,   5 |           above all, and common to all who enjoy Him, if He is
 12   1,   5 |            not rather the cause of all objects, or indeed even
 13   1,   5 |         even if He is the cause of all. For it is not easy to find
 14   1,   5 |      Trinity, one God, of whom are all things, through whom are
 15   1,   5 |           things, through whom are all things, in whom are all
 16   1,   5 |            all things, in whom are all things. Thus the Father
 17   1,   5 |          at the same time they are all one God; and each of them
 18   1,   5 |        substance, and yet they are all one substance. The Father
 19   1,   5 |            is only Holy Spirit. To all three belong the same eternity,
 20   1,   5 |         these three attributes are all one because of the Father,
 21   1,   5 |         one because of the Father, all equal because of the Son,
 22   1,   5 |            because of the Son, and all harmonious because of the
 23   1,   6 |   knowledge of His nature; but yet all who know the Latin tongue
 24   1,   7 |                      Chap. 7. What all men understand by the term
 25   1,   7 |        they think that superior to all others. Or if they think
 26   1,   7 |            of God, place Him above all visible and bodily natures,
 27   1,   7 |            natures, and even above all intelligent and spiritual
 28   1,   7 |        that are subject to change. All, however, strive emulously
 29   1,   7 |            superior is God. And so all concur in believing that
 30   1,   7 |            which excels in dignity all other objects. ~
 31   1,   8 |           God to be esteemed above all else because He is unchangeable
 32   1,   8 |                          And since all who think about God think
 33   1,   8 |            however it may outshine all others in splendour, overtop
 34   1,   9 |                           Chap. 9. All acknowledge the superiority
 35   1,   9 | unchangeably fixed in the minds of all men, and presented to their
 36   1,  14 |            fit the same bandage to all limbs, but puts like to
 37   1,  16 |        which has many members, and all performing different functions,
 38   1,  17 |     merciful, except to forgive us all our sins, and by being crucified
 39   1,  19 |          after that death which we all owe as a debt contracted
 40   1,  22 |                              Among all these things, then, those
 41   1,  22 |           Thou shalt love God with all thy heart, and with all
 42   1,  22 |            all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy
 43   1,  22 |        with all thy soul, and with all thy mind:" so that you are
 44   1,  22 |        that you are to concentrate all your thoughts, your whole
 45   1,  22 |           Him from whom you derive all that you bring. For when
 46   1,  22 |            For when He says, "With all thy heart, and with all
 47   1,  22 |            all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy
 48   1,  22 |        with all thy soul, and with all thy mind," He means that
 49   1,  23 |         are objects of use are not all, however, to be loved, but
 50   1,  23 |   unchangeable Light, the Ruler of all things, does so that it
 51   1,  23 |        sinful soul to desire above all things, and to claim as
 52   1,  24 |           kind would be no body at all, because they think such
 53   1,  24 |           live in perfect peace to all eternity; even in this life
 54   1,  26 |              the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all
 55   1,  26 |            all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy
 56   1,  26 |        with all thy soul, and with all thy mind; and thou shalt
 57   1,  26 |        these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets."
 58   1,  26 |           terms that it is evident all other things are to find
 59   1,  27 |         than our own body, because all things are to be loved in
 60   1,  28 |                           Further, all men are to be loved equally.
 61   1,  28 |        since you cannot do good to all, you are to pay special
 62   1,  28 |       consult for the good of them all, you must take the matter
 63   1,  29 |          desire and endeavour that all men may love God~
 64   1,  29 |                             Now of all who can with us enjoy God,
 65   1,  29 |          however, that they should all join with us in loving God,
 66   1,  29 |         with us in loving God, and all the assistance that we either
 67   1,  29 |       greatest good, he is fond of all who join with him in admiration
 68   1,  29 | comparatively indifferent, he does all he can to excite his interest
 69   1,  29 |         happiness of life, to whom all who love Him owe both their
 70   1,  30 |            said that on these hang all the law and the prophets,
 71   1,  31 |           makes us happy, and that all other things are for use,
 72   1,  31 |        sane man will say that; for all the good we enjoy is either
 73   1,  32 |         sent me unto you;" So that all other things that exist,
 74   1,  32 |          fully enjoy Him, and that all who enjoy Him should enjoy
 75   1,  34 |        Truth and the Word, by whom all things were made, had been
 76   1,  34 |        need of it; yet by this way all must commence their journey
 77   1,  35 |                                 Of all, then, that has been said
 78   1,  35 |         the end of the Law, and of all Holy Scripture, is the love
 79   1,  37 |          the three things to which all knowledge and all prophecy
 80   1,  37 |            which all knowledge and all prophecy are subservient:
 81   1,  40 |            and is bent upon making all his understanding of Scripture
 82   1,  40 |          if our faith is free from all hypocrisy, then we both
 83   2, arg |          the author points out how all that is sound and useful
 84   2,   3 |         and actors by movements of all their limbs give certain
 85   2,   3 |        will of the commanders. And all these signs are as it were
 86   2,   3 |           a significant sound, yet all these signs are very few
 87   2,   3 |        been able to put into words all those signs, the various
 88   2,   4 |         make those signs common to all nations owing to the sin
 89   2,   6 |            And I do not doubt that all this was divinely arranged
 90   2,   6 |          those who come to it from all kinds of superstitions,
 91   2,   6 |            the church's body, with all their harshness softened
 92   2,   6 |            i.e., from baptism, and all bearing twins, i.e., the
 93   2,   6 |          again, who do not seek at all because they have what they
 94   2,   7 |                           First of all, then, it is necessary that
 95   2,   7 |          is before us, and crucify all the motions of pride as
 96   2,   7 |            God is to be loved with all the heart. and with all
 97   2,   7 |            all the heart. and with all the soul, and with all the
 98   2,   7 |        with all the soul, and with all the mind, and one's neighbour
 99   2,   7 |        that is, in such a way that all our love for our neighbour,
100   2,   7 |            for our neighbour, like all our love for ourselves,
101   2,   7 |           each man should first of all find in the Scriptures that
102   2,   8 |          first place has read them all and retained them in his
103   2,   8 |         those that are received by all the catholic churches to
104   2,   8 |          which are not received by all, he will prefer such as
105   2,   9 |                                 In all these books those who fear
106   2,   9 |          Scripture are to be found all matters that concern faith
107   2,   9 |        there is no doubt to remove all hesitation in regard to
108   2,  10 |        when we mean an ox, because all men who with us use the
109   2,  11 |       Latin translators are out of all number. For in the early
110   2,  13 |         could not be translated at all into the Latin idiom by
111   2,  13 |      beseeching God, in any way at all that he can get the words
112   2,  13 |         would not understand it at all, or would put an utterly
113   2,  14 |            to the matter and learn all about it. So great, however,
114   2,  14 |    comparison of their texts. Only all positive error must be removed.
115   2,  15 |         for it is reported through all the more learned churches
116   2,  15 |         the same order of words in all the rest, who dares put
117   2,  15 |        labour and judgment of them all; even so, it would not be
118   2,  15 |            them and had given them all one voice, thought most
119   2,  16 |            posterity by explaining all these words without reference
120   2,  16 |      Elijah, and our Lord Himself, all fasted for forty days. And
121   2,  16 |        indicating the knowledge of all things, and that knowledge
122   2,  16 |         must abstain and fast from all joy in time, for the sake
123   2,  17 |            with equal beauty, that all nine pleased the state,
124   2,  17 |        pleased the state, and that all were bought to be dedicated
125   2,  17 |            poet gave names to them all. It was not Jupiter, therefore,
126   2,  17 |         was obvious to remark that all sound, which is the material
127   2,  17 |            of harps and drums, and all other instruments that give
128   2,  20 |                                    All the arrangements made by
129   2,  20 |           class we must place also all amulets and cures which
130   2,  21 |             or rather, perhaps, of all the stars to which those
131   2,  22 |           as to be in the mouth of all nations. ~
132   2,  23 |                                    All arts of this sort, therefore,
133   2,  23 |         ought to feel in regard to all fancied signs which lead
134   2,  23 |          Accordingly, in regard to all these branches of knowledge,
135   2,  24 |                                And all these omens are of force
136   2,  24 |      common language, but they are all full of hurtful curiosity,
137   2,  24 |           to a Latin. Now, just as all these signs affect the mind
138   2,  25 |                           But when all these have been cut away
139   2,  25 |  association with one another. For all arrangements that are in
140   2,  25 |     attention to them in vain. Yet all men aim at a certain degree
141   2,  25 |         could not be carried on at all, or would be carried on
142   2,  26 |          called shorthand writers. All these are useful, and there
143   2,  28 |       begotten Son of God, by whom all things were made, condescended
144   2,  28 |           Lord Jesus Christ learnt all those sayings of His, which
145   2,  28 |       books of the haruspices, and all writings of the same kind,
146   2,  29 |            To this species belongs all that has been written about
147   2,  29 |            what my views are about all this knowledge, so far as
148   2,  30 |          racing, and wrestling; in all these arts experience teaches
149   2,  31 |     searching into and unravelling all sorts of questions that
150   2,  31 |         other inferences which are all utterly false; for Christ
151   2,  31 |           who had believed it. But all these false inferences followed
152   2,  32 |      resurrection of the dead. Now all this is briefly expressed
153   2,  35 |      things that cannot be true at all, the other in regard to
154   2,  37 |            rules. And in regard to all these laws, we derive more
155   2,  38 |            does not strive to make all things redound to the praise
156   2,  38 |            from whom he knows that all things have their being;
157   2,  39 |           number. And in regard to all these we must hold by the
158   2,  39 |         men have done in regard to all words and names found in
159   2,  39 |            may happen that some or all of these things have been
160   2,  40 |            use of; in the same way all branches of heathen learning
161   2,  40 |        have borrowed! And prior to all these, that most faithful
162   2,  40 |     written that he was learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians.
163   2,  40 |          Egyptians. And to none of all these would heathen superstition (
164   2,  41 |            Pharaoh: "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy
165   2,  41 |            able to comprehend with all saints what is the breadth,
166   2,  41 |          by this sign of the cross all Christian action is symbolized,
167   2,  41 |       equal to the Father, by whom all things, were made, "that
168   2,  41 |         that we may be filled with all the fullness of God." There
169   2,  42 |           King Solomon, so poor is all the useful knowledge which
170   2,  42 |           every man may find there all that he has learnt of useful
171   3,   2 |           But if both readings, or all of them (if there are more
172   3,   2 |          us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh
173   3,   2 |          us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh
174   3,   2 |          us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh],
175   3,   3 |                                And all the directions that I have
176   3,   6 |          was in such a way that in all these the One God was put
177   3,   6 |           the one invisible God of all. And the apostle describes
178   3,   6 |         Holy Spirit that they sold all their goods, and laid their
179   3,   7 |   representing the wide ocean, and all the other waters besides
180   3,   7 |           God, who is the Maker of all those things, the images
181   3,   8 |         and cleared out of the way all these signs themselves,
182   3,   9 |        temporal, but that to which all such signs refer. Now such
183   3,   9 |   patriarchs and the prophets, and all those among the people of
184   3,  10 |         God and his neighbour. Now all these matters have been
185   3,  10 |    description of the present. But all these tend to nourish and
186   3,  10 |         the two classes into which all sins may be divided. But
187   3,  12 |          he does, or is sinful. In all such matters it is not the
188   3,  12 |      temperate than we are. For in all matters of this kind it
189   3,  14 |          no such thing as right at all. Such men did not perceive,
190   3,  14 |          the love of God, destroys all vices; when to the love
191   3,  14 |          neighbour, puts an end to all crimes. For no one is willing
192   3,  17 |         Some commands are given to all in common, others to particular
193   3,  17 |         some commands are given to all in common, others to particular
194   3,  18 |            heavens bless Thee, and all Thy creatures. Thou merriest
195   3,  20 |         Consistency of good men in all outward circumstances~
196   3,  20 | persecutors. But the apostles used all these things, as occasion
197   3,  22 |                Therefore, although all, or nearly all, the transactions
198   3,  22 |            although all, or nearly all, the transactions recorded
199   3,  24 |          expressions used is above all to have weight~
200   3,  25 |          to be taken to signify in all other places. For our Lord
201   3,  26 |            shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked."
202   3,  27 |      understood in several senses, all of which are sanctioned
203   3,  29 |      authors of our Scriptures use all those forms of expression
204   3,  29 |    examples (which we have of them all), but the very names as
205   3,  29 |           parable. However, nearly all these tropes which are said
206   3,  29 |        would be tedious to go over all the rest in this way; for
207   3,  29 |           vulgar makes use of them all, even of those more curious
208   3,  29 |       although he knows nothing at all about either the nature
209   3,  30 |          still they do not explain all the difficult passages for
210   3,  30 |         and troublesome to collect all the passages in the canonical
211   3,  30 |        should be able to interpret all the obscure passages in
212   3,  30 |      commences this very book: "Of all the things that occur to
213   3,  34 |           city he calls a species, all nations constitute the genus.
214   3,  34 |           suitable when applied to all nations; but in regard to
215   3,  34 |            both perform and endure all that is here referred to.
216   3,  34 |     heathen, and gather you out of all countries, and will bring
217   3,  34 |            ye shall be clean: from all your filthiness, and from
218   3,  34 |          your filthiness, and from all your idols, will I cleanse
219   3,  34 |            will also save you from all your uncleannesses." Now
220   3,  34 |            see, is now imparted to all nations, no one who looks
221   3,  34 |          not of one nation, but of all the nations which were promised
222   3,  34 |           wrinkle, gathered out of all nations, and destined to
223   3,  36 |       sources of four streams; and all this has reference to the
224   3,  36 |         order of events came after all this: "And the Lord God
225   3,  36 |            Eden." For it was after all these other things were
226   3,  36 |         added in reference to them all: "These are the families
227   3,  36 |            over the earth they had all one language in common;
228   3,  36 |           have its own language if all had one language in common.
229   3,  36 |         heaven, and destroyed them all. Even thus shall it be in
230   3,  37 |          the earth, who sendeth to all nations," does not altogether
231   3,  37 |          devil sends his angels to all nations, yet it is his body,
232   3,  37 |                                Now all these rules, except the
233   3,  37 |           is especially and before all things necessary, to pray
234   4, arg |           eloquence, far excelling all others in the combination
235   4, arg |         and persuading the hearer. All these gifts are to be sought
236   4, arg |         are mingled; and that they all have the same end in view,
237   4, arg |          to show a good example to all. ~
238   4,   1 |            are two things on which all interpretation of Scripture
239   4,   1 |          if possible to bring them all within the compass of one
240   4,   3 |       never thoroughly learn it at all. Whether this be true or
241   4,   3 |             and even of these, not all who are to be fitted for
242   4,   4 |  exhortations and upbraidings, and all the other means of rousing
243   4,   4 |                                And all the methods I have mentioned
244   4,   6 |           I venture to affirm that all who truly understand what
245   4,   6 |            of its inflation), that all those powers and beauties
246   4,   7 |         upon me daily, the care of all the churches. Who is weak,
247   4,   7 |         upon me daily, the care of all the churches." And to this
248   4,   7 |           think I had done enough? All these things when taught
249   4,   7 |            the Philistines, and to all the best kingdoms of these:
250   4,   7 |            the Philistines, and to all the best kingdoms of these:
251   4,   7 |         the sentence which follows all these: "and they were not
252   4,   7 |           Him who is the author of all genius? Therefore let us
253   4,   8 |       authority; but they ought in all their deliverances to make
254   4,   9 |       brought before the people at all, or only on rare occasions
255   4,  10 |            that there is no use at all in speaking, if they do
256   4,  10 |             who teaches will avoid all words that do not teach;
257   4,  10 |        asking a question; but when all are silent that one may
258   4,  10 |         that one may be heard, and all faces are turned attentively
259   4,  11 |            to open what is shut is all we want? But as there is
260   4,  12 |         himself, it is not said at all to the man who does not
261   4,  12 |        shunned. I need not go over all the other things that can
262   4,  15 |           say anything else), does all he can to be heard with
263   4,  15 |            who knows the hearts of all? And who can make us say
264   4,  15 |          and to teach should learn all that is to be taught, and
265   4,  16 |      reprove, rebuke, exhort, with all longsuffering and doctrine."
266   4,  16 |            exhort, and rebuke with all authority. Let no man despise
267   4,  18 |          like ours, however, where all things, and especially those
268   4,  18 |          of the circle, viz., that all lines drawn from the centre
269   4,  18 |         hands? God forbid. No; but all this is done for the sake
270   4,  19 |     important matter is treated in all these ways at different
271   4,  20 |          which is the mother of us all;" and so on. And in the
272   4,  20 |            Scripture has concluded all under sin, that the promise
273   4,  20 |          still others; if these be all discussed and solved, the
274   4,  20 |       another." And how gracefully all this is brought to a close
275   4,  20 |   afterwards: "Render therefore to all their dues: tribute to whom
276   4,  20 |            It uses, indeed, nearly all the ornaments that the other
277   4,  20 |          should bear with patience all the evils of this life.
278   4,  20 |     ministry be not blamed: but in all things approving ourselves
279   4,  20 |        nothing, and yet possessing all things." See him still burning: "
280   4,  20 |           tedious to go through it all. ~
281   4,  20 |           We know," he says, "that all things work together for
282   4,  20 |            delivered Him up for us all, how shall He not with Him
283   4,  20 |            Him also freely give us all things? Who shall lay any
284   4,  20 |         For Thy sake we are killed all the day long, we are accounted
285   4,  20 |            the slaughter.) Nay, in all these things we are more
286   4,  20 |          ye have not injured me at all. Ye know how, through infirmity
287   4,  21 |     foreshadowed and proclaimed in all the types and declarations
288   4,  21 |            In this passage, and in all of the letter that follows,
289   4,  21 |      Spirit of God, should burn up all the sins of the human race.
290   4,  21 |            no one, wishing well to all; dutiful to her elders,
291   4,  21 |         would be too long to quote all that follows. ~
292   4,  21 |        thoroughly imbued with them all. ~
293   4,  24 |           he could), I strove with all the vehemence of speech
294   4,  24 |          But no one would say that all who are thus delighted change
295   4,  24 |            in consequence, whereas all who are moved by the majestic
296   4,  24 |         style act accordingly, and all who are taught by the quiet
297   4,  25 |                               From all this we may conclude, that
298   4,  25 |             For as the function of all eloquence, whichever of
299   4,  26 |         majestic. On the contrary, all speech, whatever its style,
300   4,  26 |            as possible to display, all these three merits. For
301   4,  26 |      unassailable; especially when all this is accompanied by a
302   4,  26 |    pleasure its sole aim, which is all it professes to accomplish
303   4,  27 |           Lord Himself, who says, "All therefore whatsoever they
304   4,  29 |         yet not many teachers; for all deliver the discourse which
305   4,  29 |         the word of God belongs to all who obey it; and it is the
306   4,  29 |            theirs, to whom belongs all that they say; and even
307   4,  30 |            blessings come, so that all the praise may be His "in