Book, Chapter

  1        1, IX      |          that foolishness is a good thing!" To which we have to answer,
  2        1, X       |          considering it as a useful thing for the multitude, we admit
  3        1, XIII    |        wisdom of this life is a bad thing, but that foolishness is
  4        1, XXIV    |             an altogether uncertain thing, but is, as those skilled
  5        1, XXX     |        world ? And yet it is a rate thing for distinguished men to
  6        1, XXXIV   |             of David; is it a small thing for you to weary men, but
  7        1, XXXVII  |             to relate as a possible thing that Plato was the son of
  8        1, XL      |             of A True Discourse,--a thing which is never done by a
  9        1, XLII    |   demonstrate the reality of such a thing? And in like manner also
 10        1, XLIV    |             form of no other living thing than that of a dove. But
 11        1, LXVI    |           an angel or by some other thing. Where, then, is the absurdity
 12        1, LXXI    |            yet, if the name and the thing be properly examined, it
 13        2, XX      |      perjurer, that it was the same thing with His being the cause
 14        2, XXIII   |      because pain is an involuntary thing. But if, because He was
 15        2, XXXV    |           that it would be the same thing as if we were to say to
 16        2, LIII    |         been already said, the same thing, viz., that, "even Moses
 17        2, LIII    |             And he will do the same thing also with respect to this: "
 18        2, LXIV    |          Himself indicates the same thing by the words: "I was daily
 19        2, LXVI    |         this "appearance" was not a thing of constant occurrence,
 20        2, LXXV    |     recorded of Moses, what strange thing has come to pass among a
 21        3, XII     |            it. And this is the only thing which they are yet ashamed
 22        3, XXV     |             the cure of bodies is a thing indifferent, and a matter
 23        3, XXV     |             of the future is also a thing indifferent--for the possessor
 24        3, XXX     |            And you may say the same thing of the Church of God at
 25        3, XXXI    |            inventions, but that the thing actually happened through
 26        3, XXXII   |          they contrived that such a thing should actually take place),
 27        3, XLII    |             corruption than another thing which is incorruptible,
 28        3, XLII    |            than another corruptible thing. But, admitting that there
 29        3, XLIX    |        Moreover, it is an excellent thing for a man to be wise, but
 30        3, LV      |            explain to them any good thing, seeing they turn away with
 31        3, LIX     |             that it is not the same thing to invite those who are
 32        3, LXV     |            an exceedingly difficult thing. But they who are without
 33        3, LXVI    |            of virtue was a possible thing for men. But although he
 34        3, LXXXI   |         un-mingled with any created thing whatever. And let him who
 35        4, XII     |          Solomon says, "What is the thing which hath been? Even that
 36        4, XII     |           shall be. And what is the thing which hath been done? Even
 37        4, XXXI    |            likeness of any creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth,
 38        4, XXXI    |            truth of each individual thing, and not to form representations
 39        4, XXXVIII |           by Jove to men as an evil thing, and as a retribution for
 40        4, XLV     |             with his daughters is a thing indifferent, although such
 41        4, XLV     |        indifferent, although such a thing ought not to take place
 42        4, LIV     |           of all, and who made each thing with a certain object and
 43        4, LIV     |            that corruptibility is a thing indifferent in its nature;
 44        4, LV      |         fishes, and to every living thing among creeping animals which
 45        4, LV      |         kind, and to every creeping thing upon the earth after its
 46        4, LV      |         world were addressed to one thing or to several; and he would
 47        4, LVI     |            or the sky, or any other thing which is called by the Greeks
 48        4, LXIX    |           God), but each individual thing comes into existence and
 49        4, LXIX    |         already mentioned, from one thing to another." It is unnecessary,
 50        4, LXX     |              viz., that "although a thing may seem to you to be evil,
 51        4, LXX     |         assertion, that "although a thing may seem to you to be evil,
 52        4, LXXXVII |            the discoverer, this one thing (or, if you will, one or
 53        4, LXXXVII |            serpents, and some other thing the sole discovery of the
 54        4, LXXXVIII|            place, and of doing this thing or the other, the truth
 55        4, XCVI    |     divinity; for in itself it is a thing indifferent, and is found
 56        4, XCVII   |             place, or of doing this thing or that, and then show that
 57        4, XCVII   |            have done the particular thing which was foretold." Now,
 58        4, XCVII   |        their departure, and do this thing or that, and announce these
 59        5, I       |            seek after many words--a thing which is forbidden, and
 60        5, I       |            truth." And there is one thing above all which it appears
 61        5, I       |           may pull down "every high thing that exalteth itself against
 62        5, XIX     |            God, then, gives to each thing its own body as He pleases:
 63        5, XXII    |           regarding each individual thing, being, as parts of a whole,
 64        5, XXVIII  |           that temperance also is a thing of comparison, and courage
 65        5, XXXIV   |  consideration would they do such a thing. After this, Darius summoned
 66        5, XXXV    |            whether it is a becoming thing for philosophers, and those
 67        5, XXXVI   |             cows' flesh, which is a thing not only indifferent in
 68        5, XXXVII  |           of cities, it is a proper thing, when the written law is
 69        5, XLVII   |    righteousness is shown to be one thing according to the view of
 70        5, XLVII   |           the soul; and a different thing again according to the followers
 71        5, XLVII   |         courage" of Epicures is one thing, who would undergo some
 72        5, XLVII   |             number; and a different thing that of the philosopher
 73        5, XLVII   |           own sake; and a different thing still that of Plato, who
 74        5, XLVII   |    circumcision will be a different thing according to the varying
 75        5, XLVIII  |            becomes a Christian, one thing more, and shall then pass
 76        5, XLIX    |            as if it were some great thing; but upon their having ascertained
 77        5, LV      |        angels are warm springs,"--a thing neither mentioned nor heard
 78        5, LXIV    |        imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against
 79        6, VI      |             seen and done a similar thing. Nay, Paul even heard "unspeakable
 80        6, XII     |     intimated, he has said the same thing before; and we, to the best
 81        6, XV      |            deem equality with God a thing to be eagerly clung to,
 82        6, XX      |       deemed every calamity a light thing, seeing we also have "a
 83        6, XXXIV   |       continue to heap together one thing after another,--discourses
 84        6, XXXIX   |             not understand the same thing as the Greeks, in what relates
 85        6, XLVII   |             I can tell how the very thing occurred, viz., that they
 86        6, LIV     |             shall not want any good thing. Come, ye children, hearken
 87        6, LVIII   |             and beast, and creeping thing, and fowl of the air, because
 88        6, LX      |               By far the most silly thing is the distribution of the
 89        6, LX      |            command, Let this (first thing) come into existence, and
 90        6, LX      |          existence, and this second thing, and this (third); and after
 91        6, LX      |            first, second, and third thing to be created," when we
 92        6, LXV     |        qualities of each individual thing? It is no wonder, then,
 93        6, LXIX    |            created every individual thing? It was not, then, because
 94        7, VIII    |         embraced our faith done any thing approaching to what was
 95        7, XIV     |         therefore inquire whether a thing has been predicted or not,
 96        7, XIV     |             or not, but whether the thing is honourable in itself,
 97        7, XXXII   | incorruption," which is a different thing from "the incorruptible;"
 98        7, XXXIII  |             eye," or any other evil thing. Wherefore it is said, "
 99        7, XLII    |          may say that "it is a hard thing to find out the Creator
100        7, LII     |            the body which is a dead thing;" but we have learnt, "If
101        7, LX      |       Egyptian or Syriac, the first thing that he would do would be
102        7, LXII    |        implies that it is a foolish thing for a man to offer prayers
103        7, LXIII   |         false. For one and the same thing may be done for different
104        7, LXVIII  |           God, which is a different thing from saying that they come
105        7, LXIX    |      heathen are demons.'' The same thing also appears from the fact
106        8, X       |           was sanctified, an unholy thing, and hath done despite unto
107        8, XXIV    |         nevertheless it is an awful thing to join in idol festivals.
108        8, XLI     |           their lives. And what new thing has there happened since
109        8, XLII    |           it may seem an incredible thing to say, God spared this
110        8, XLIII   |                     XLIII.~Some new thing, then, has come to pass
111        8, XLIII   |             And that, too, is a new thing, that those who were strangers
112        8, XLVI    |         other instances of the same thing. Let him also read the account
113        8, L       |           virtue: the dishonourable thing would be for it to waste
114        8, L       |            It is not an undignified thing, therefore, to reason even