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 1 1pref|    Thoroughly taught by these things, I instruct the ignorant
 2 2    |    wrath destroy you for such things. The people before Moses,
 3 2    |     Omnipotent enjoined these things, that they should serve
 4 5    |      God is the author of all things, not that Jupiter.~
 5 8    |       when He established all things at first, placed them there
 6 17   |     minds. Thence see how all things are feigned. They cast a
 7 17   |     prophet who uttered false things might be believed; but their
 8 18   |     We have already said many things of an abominable superstition,
 9 24   |     forward vainly to so many things, why seekest thou unjust
10 24   |       why seekest thou unjust things? And whatever thou hast
11 24   |        thou seekest healthful things. Thou wishest to live between
12 25   |       disbelievest that these things shall be, at length he shall
13 25   |  second death. I will declare things to come in few words in
14 26   |     unwillingly lay aside all things in the world. I have delayed
15 26   |      dead and perished. These things, however, are not so; but
16 27   |     to be equalled (to divine things). Thus our depth keeps us
17 28   |       of the sky, by whom all things were made? Thou ragest,
18 29   |    thy wealth, squander those things to which thou art still
19 29   |       dead to live after such things as these. O ungrateful to
20 29   |       thou give heed to these things; or thou, perchance, rulest
21 29   |   thou, perchance, rulest all things. He who made the sky, and
22 29   | wander, thou disbelievest all things, and thence thou shalt go
23 32   |     and all the confidence of things. When the time flatters
24 34   |       lookest forward to such things as these? Thou choosest,
25 34   |     choosest, O ignorant one, things that are extinct; thou seekest
26 34   |  extinct; thou seekest golden things. Thence thou shall not escape
27 34   |       to God, who governs all things.~
28 36   |  eternity shadows forth these things by the cross, that they
29 41   |    the beloved ones; at which things the region of Africa and
30 42   |       of Christ. But then the things told of in the law are hastening
31 42   |       bed, fulfilling all the things of the law, and therefore
32 44   |       they have suffered evil things; and they themselves marrying,
33 45   |       and the stars and these things are changed. Another newness
34 46   |  entreated, do thou leave all things for Christ; and since thou
35 46   |     mind be watchful for good things. Beware that thou fall not
36 48   |   place, and takes away those things which belong to death. He
37 52   |     to Him: He will grant all things whose also are all our things.
38 52   | things whose also are all our things. The camp being replaced,
39 53   |      soldier, always wait for things to be enjoyed. Be unwilling
40 54   |     they again recur to those things which are his. The root
41 56   |    from the heart to see good things; thou art also seeking to
42 57   |            LVII. THAT WORLDLY THINGS ARE ABSOLUTELY TO BE AVOIDED.~
43 57   |     persons, relax individual things to you, not only do I not
44 57   |   thou wish to see the former things which thou hast renounced?
45 59   |    into each heart. But these things are not necessary for modest
46 60   |  thyself so by following evil things. Christ therefore makes
47 61   |     thou mayest be before all things saved. Neither dost thou
48 64   |    upon him. Depending on all things, thou livest in the lust
49 64   |      shalt be victor over all things; yet I do not say that thou
50 65   |      that the Lord sees those things from heaven? The Highest
51 68   | strengthen your office by all things, as learned men, looking
52 69   |    shepherd who minds worldly things is esteemed in fault, against
53 70   |        and consider) how many things I have lately indeed foretold
54 70   |     ye work absolutely bitter things, but that is itself the
55 70   |     feed upon them. For those things are ye already almost entering
56 75   |       the source whence these things may be told on your behalf.
57 76   | absent--as if He who made all things neither hears nor sees.~
58 77   |     it mine to drink the best things, and to be wise in heart.
59 77   | refreshed. If thou doest such things, thou extinguishest Gehenna
60 80   |    the beginning, look at all things from heaven. Let simplicity,
61 80   |       them, and they read the things transacted from heaven;
62 80   |       I cannot comprehend all things in a little treatise; the