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 1      I, 4     |          be with God. God is one thing, and what belongs to God
 2      I, 4     |        belongs to God is another thing. Once more: you who apply
 3      I, 5     |    differ not from one? For that thing which is the same in two
 4      I, 7     |        THE DIVINE ESSENCE IS THE THING AT ISSUE. HERESY, IN ITS
 5      I, 9     |        very discovery of a novel thing so striking to common minds
 6      I, 9     |          first case? Every prior thing has furnished the rule for
 7      I, 12    |          which is the cause of a thing), in so far shall I more
 8      I, 16    |  previously displayed no visible thing, rather than to Him who,
 9      I, 17    |          without doubt the first thing you have to do is to prove
10      I, 20    |        of old foretold this very thing by His prophets. Thus He
11      I, 20    |          Behold, I will do a new thing." And in another passage: "
12      I, 21    |        the people imagine a vain thing? The kings of the earth
13      I, 22    |       prevent the happening of a thing, is accounted responsible
14      I, 23    |         More easily will an evil thing which has something rational
15      I, 23    | accounted good, than that a good thing bereft of all reasonable
16      I, 25    |     against himself in that very thing against which his will and
17      I, 26    |          unwilling indeed that a thing be done and to prohibit
18      I, 26    |          the accomplishment of a thing after being moved at the
19      I, 27    |        conduct, in prohibiting a thing without annexing the sanction
20      I, 29    |        as if we superseded a bad thing by a good, but only a good
21      I, 29    |          a good, but only a good thing by a better. For we do not
22      I, 29    |         against it is a polluted thing, to the disparagement of
23      I, 29    |          as an evil and unchaste thing, he is really prejudicing
24     II, 1     | necessary to demolish some other thing, in order to build up the
25     II, 6     |      doubt a good and reasonable thing. Proper also was it that
26     II, 6     |       himself; so that this very thing namely, freedom of will
27     II, 9     |       any case equal to the very thing. It is one thing to be like
28     II, 9     |        the very thing. It is one thing to be like the reality,
29     II, 9     |         the reality, and another thing to be the reality itself.
30     II, 18    |          There is no more bitter thing, than to endure the very
31     II, 28    |       down, it comes to the same thing. If, indeed, he was not
32    III, 2     |       that very account a sudden thing, because it was through
33    III, 8     |     effected by an unsubstantial thing; nothing full by a vacuity.
34    III, 9     |          even the verity of that thing which was objective to three
35    III, 10    |   unworthy, and indeed an alien, thing. In some instances, it will
36    III, 11    |          of a God is a most mean thing. Come then, wind up your
37    III, 11    |      this, to be born was a less thing for Him. If Christ suffered
38    III, 13    |       the way for the incredible thing being believed, by giving
39    III, 13    |        some novel and prodigious thing. Then, again, Jewish cavillers,
40    III, 15    |        Christ. It is a different thing (quite), if he only assumed
41    III, 18    |          given the reason of the thing preceded by proof. First,
42    III, 18    |         Otherwise, it is an idle thing when, after slaying men,
43    III, 22    |        and touch not the unclean thing," that is blasphemy against
44     IV, 1     |       not contrary. Of that very thing, therefore, there will be
45     IV, 4     |       therefore precede error. A thing must exist prior to its
46     IV, 9     |          Elisha? Nay, what great thing has the word of your Christ
47     IV, 9     |        in the support of an evil thing. Therefore he is not only
48     IV, 10    |          be what He was not. One thing alone can help you in your
49     IV, 11    |        person only does not do a thing when it is not to be done,
50     IV, 11    |         from the law a different thing from it, but not an alien
51     IV, 15    |       will forbid the doing of a thing with an admonition or a
52     IV, 16    |          that is not a different thing which Christ enjoined to
53     IV, 17    |         the maker of no existing thing? Even if the Creator had
54     IV, 18    |          faith, how incredible a thing it is, that He should confess
55     IV, 19    |           Now no one transfers a thing except from him who possesses
56     IV, 20    |        as being an unsubstantial thing. He therefore, who, by reason
57     IV, 22    |         see me, and live." "This thing," said He, "which thou hast
58     IV, 24    |      become near. If, however, a thing had never existed previous
59     IV, 24    |         will be impossible for a thing either to have been tardy
60     IV, 24    |         way; over it the unclean thing shall not pass, nor shall
61     IV, 25    |      Creator, then show some one thing of them all, as a sample,
62     IV, 26    |        it was a sign that even a thing of weakness was yet abundant
63     IV, 27    |   capricious he is! Teaching one thing and doing another, he enjoins "
64     IV, 31    |          to warn who never did a thing before towards issuing an
65     IV, 33    |          separated from the very thing which is in question. But
66     IV, 34    |      Hell" (I take it) means one thing, and "Abraham's bosom" another. "
67     IV, 36    |         Jesus) said to him: "One thing thou yet lackest: sell all
68     IV, 39    |          His, to whom belong the thing of which it is the sign;
69     IV, 39    |          sign by Him to whom the thing belongs. If, therefore,
70     IV, 40    |         veritable body. An empty thing, or phantom, is incapable
71     IV, 40    |        rather (some other edible thing, say) a melon, which Marcion
72     IV, 42    |       That which breathes is one thing, that which is breathed
73     IV, 43conc|       the same God. For the same thing was said by the angels to
74      V, 2     |         still appeared to them a thing incredible that the law
75      V, 3     |         and to the reason of the thing, and the perversion of the
76      V, 6     |    confide in man;" and the same thing is said about glorying (
77      V, 8     |         shun heresies as an evil thing. In like manner, when treating
78      V, 10    |         called the last. But the thing which he introduces is the
79      V, 10    |          the resurrection is one thing, and the kingdom is another.
80      V, 11    | exhibited or proclaimed any such thing as this, I will allow him
81      V, 11    |          by the statement of the thing itself of which they are
82      V, 11    |         where was previously the thing over which superiority can
83      V, 12    |   opposed to the real nature the thing (with which it is compared).
84      V, 14    |          doubtless it is a great thing). The likeness, therefore,
85      V, 14    |          on a par with the other thing (with which it is compared).
86      V, 15    |        quenched and despised the thing which he destroys, and is
87      V, 16    |      with whom it is a righteous thing to recompense tribulation
88      V, 17    |  resemblance to the Creator; the thing made, none to its Maker;
89      V, 17    |    created in Christ." It is one thing to make (as a workman),
90      V, 17    |           as a workman), another thing to create. But he assigns
91      V, 18    |      them; touch not the unclean thing; separate yourselves, ye
92      V, 20    |      apostle, the novelty of the thing would have produced a diversity (