Book, Chapter

 1        3, IX     |        the office of Christian instructors. It is impossible, however,
 2        3, XXXVIII| meeting with a better class of instructors (there being teachers who
 3        3, LIII   |         but that wherever (our instructors) see young men, and a mob
 4        3, LV     |         if they see one of the instructors of youth approaching, or
 5        3, LV     |   leave their father and their instructors, and go with the women and
 6        3, LVII   |       he deem those to be good instructors of women, and no triflers,
 7        3, LVIII  |       hearers) away from those instructors who teach obscene comedies
 8        4, IV     |     God is constantly sending (instructors) in order to make men better;
 9        4, LXXXIX |    ought to employ them as his instructors, and not one of the Greek
10        6, LVI    |      inflicted by fathers, and instructors, and pedagogues upon those
11        6, LVI    |     his son, or pedagogues and instructors their pupils, or physicians
12        6, LVII   |  gracious appointment, are the instructors of His hearers. Unless,