Book, Chapter

 1        1, VII   |      profane and insufficiently prepared ears. Moreover, all the
 2        2, LVI   |         the same time, not only prepared others to despise death,
 3        4, XVIII |      sick man or (is specially) prepared for a stronger man, because
 4        4, LXX   |      meet for the Master's use, prepared unto every good work." These
 5        4, LXXV  |       are subject to us, He has prepared such a home, seeing "He
 6        5, LVI   | intelligible) to those who were prepared to behold the resurrection
 7        6, LXXVII|   remain below, and are not yet prepared to ascend, the Word "has
 8        7, LIX   | paradoxical it may seem, we are prepared to prove this by an illustration
 9        7, LIX   |         and nutritious has been prepared and seasoned in such a way
10        7, LIX   |          that that same food is prepared not to suit the tastes of
11        7, LIX   |       the supposition, the food prepared in the one way promotes
12        7, LIX   |    could taste it, whereas when prepared in the other way it promoted
13        7, LX    |         discourse not be better prepared when it produces patience
14        8, LVI   |    calls evils we are therefore prepared, and are ready to say, "