Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |           have endeavoured, to the best of our ability, to suggest,
 2        1, Pref   |            grapple closely, to the best of my ability, with the
 3        1, XXVIII |           let me endeavour, to the best of my ability, to examine
 4        1, LXI    |        which we have spoken to the best of our ability in the preceding
 5        1, LXII   | importunate manner." Let us to the best of our power see what truth
 6        1, LXXI   |          it; and, according to the best of his ability, to bring
 7        2, XLVIII |     several occasions have, to the best of our ability, replied
 8        2, LXVII  |                      LXVII.~To the best of our ability, therefore,
 9        3, I      |         faithful Ambrosius, to the best of our ability, his preface,
10        3, I      |          second book we met, as we best could, all the charges contained
11        3, XIII   |       given in his adhesion to the best,--so I would say that the
12        3, XLIX   |            and to have studied the best opinions, and to have both
13        3, XLIX   |           that to have studied the best opinions is a blessing?
14        3, XLIX   |         But what shall we call the best, save those which are true,
15        3, XLIX   |            and to have studied the best opinions, and to be wise.
16        3, LI     |         who have manifested to the best of their ability their intention
17        3, LXVI   |            them, we refuted to the best of our ability.~
18        3, LXXIV  |           improve such also to the best of my ability, although
19        3, LXXIX  |       enacted for his citizens the best laws, that he had not given
20        3, LXXIX  |          given them absolutely the best, but the best which they
21        3, LXXIX  |       absolutely the best, but the best which they were capable
22        3, LXXIX  |         doctrine, I have given the best laws and instruction for
23        4, II     |          already discussed, to the best of our ability, the question
24        4, III    |    writings on these points to the best of our ability, and the
25        4, XIV    |           blessed, and that in the best and most beautiful degree.
26        4, XIV    |      happiness to misery, and from best to worst. Who, then, would
27        4, XIV    |      happiness to misery, nor from best to worst. For, continuing
28        4, XV     |            any change in Him from "best to worst," for how can goodness
29        4, XXXVII |     matters have been made, to the best of our ability, a special
30        4, XXXVIII|            bade the artist-god his best obey,~And mould with tempering
31        4, XXXIX  |           occupied ourselves as we best could with these matters.~ 
32        4, LXIV   |      investigate all things to the best of their ability, must keep
33        4, LXIX   |        been already refuted to the best of my ability. And the following,
34        4, LXXIII |          as has been stated to the best of my ability in the preceding
35        4, LXXXI  |        legislators established the best constitutions, and governments,
36        4, LXXXIX |           things, we should to the best of our power have met his
37        5, I      |         that is to overturn to the best of our ability the confident
38        5, VIII   |           us point them out to the best of our ability, and show
39        5, XVIII  |         state and establish to the best of our ability a few points
40        5, XXVIII |            and let us prove to the best of our ability, that our
41        5, XXXIV  |            deem its own by far the best. Those inhabitants of Ethiopia
42        5, XXXIV  |           of all existing laws the best, each would choose, after
43        5, XXXIV  |            their own laws much the best, and therefore it is not
44        5, LI     |            we have answered to the best of our ability the charges
45        5, LI     |           in hope of receiving the best rewards if we regulate our
46        5, LI     |           We, however, have to the best of our ability defended
47        6, XII    |       thing before; and we, to the best of our ability, replied
48        6, XLV    |            these extremes, and the best of the two, should be styled
49        6, XLVI   |      Celsus, and reply to it as we best may.~
50        6, LI     |          already performed, to the best of our ability, a considerable
51        6, LX     |         sixth?" We answered to the best of our ability this objection
52        6, LX     |             we have treated to the best of our ability in our notes
53        6, LXXIII |         have already replied as we best could,--he adds the following: "
54        7, VI     |            Accordingly, Homer, the best of the poets, who describes
55        7, XVIII  |        common observation that the best of men have lived in extreme
56        7, XLVI   |        persons wishing to do their best in the service of God, who
57        7, L      |            Verily every man at his best estate is altogether vanity?"
58        7, LIII   |             which we have done our best to refute, he goes on to
59        8, XIX    |       spoken of in this sense, the best and most excellent was the
60        8, XX     |         thought their own were the best would do their utmost to
61        8, XXXVII |         sings praises to God as he best can, in his mother tongue.
62        8, XLI    |           with patience; for it is best to deal equally with both
63        8, XLIII  |           with patience; for it is best to deal equally with both
64        8, XLIX   |       again, as though it were the best and most precious part of
65        8, LII    |      humanity, we endeavour to the best of our ability to convince
66        8, LXV    |      Epistle to the Romans, to the best of our ability, explained