Book, Chapter

 1      I, 26|        therefore, is he, since he takes no offence at the doing
 2      I, 26|          punishment; therefore he takes no offence. He takes no
 3      I, 26|           he takes no offence. He takes no offence, therefore his
 4      I, 27|        been discovered, who never takes offence, is never angry,
 5      I, 29|       forbids to be born, when he takes away that institution from
 6     II, 17|           Him, as you do, when He takes vengeance, consider Him
 7     II, 24| definition, the divine repentance takes in all cases a different
 8     II, 27|         give to man as much as He takes from God. What in your esteem
 9    III, 12|           Emmanuel; then, that He takes the riches of Damascus and
10     IV, 3 |        Gospel the credit which he takes away from them. But then,
11     IV, 7 |         of the eyes. Moreover, it takes account of fact, and thus
12     IV, 23|   faithless." But, behold, Christ takes infants, and teaches how
13     IV, 29|        from the very fact that he takes from my element illustrations
14     IV, 37|          bestows honour, but also takes away what a man seems to
15     IV, 37|           the "austere man," who "takes up what he laid not down,
16      V, 15|         but concupiscence; and it takes care of our vessel by the
17      V, 16|           Creator, inasmuch as He takes vengeance on such as know