Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIV  |                  in the form of no other living thing than that of a dove.
 2        1, XLVIII|              taste which can make use of living bread that has come down
 3        1, LXII  |                  place, and obtained his living in a shameful and importunate
 4        1, LXIV  |              divers lusts and pleasures, living in malice and envy, hateful,
 5        1, LXVIII|               alive, what are not really living animals, but which have
 6        2, I     |                  as being yet a Jew, and living according to their traditions,
 7        2, II    |               Christ, and the Son of the living God. And see if there is
 8        2, IX    |              door;" and these, "I am the living bread that came down from
 9        2, IX    |                 who, so to speak, is the living Logos and the Truth? And
10        2, XVI   |          resolved that He would become a living pattern to men, as to the
11        2, XLV   |          multitude, but to be earnest in living the life which resembles
12        2, LX    |              another as if he were still living, he adopts this opinion
13        2, LXV   |               Lord both of the 'dead and living.'' For observe, it is conveyed
14        2, LXV   |                the dead, but also of the living. And the apostle understands,
15        2, LXV   |              incorruptible; " and by the living, those who are to be changed,
16        2, LXV   |               raised. And respecting the living the words are these, "And
17        3, XLIV  |                  deemed to be Christians living licentiously, he would most
18        3, XLIV  |               most justly blame them for living contrary to the teaching
19        3, LXII  |             account of the sick who were living in a city, a physician had
20        3, LXXIII|                means one who is wise (by living) in conformity with virtue.
21        3, LXXXI |                  through the animate and living word--which is also living
22        3, LXXXI |               living word--which is also living wisdom and the Son of God--
23        4, V     |                 life), or who is already living conform-ably thereto, is
24        4, XXXII |                or account," we say, that living apart as a "chosen nation
25        4, XXXVII|               life, and the man became a living soul." Whereon Celsus, wishing
26        4, XLI   |           receive again the seeds of all living things, while God made use
27        4, XLIII |             property made by Jacob while living with Laban, not understanding
28        4, LV    |               great fishes, and to every living thing among creeping animals
29        4, XC    |                 means of birds and other living things believed to have
30        4, XCIII |                  the birds and the other living creatures to divination,
31        4, XCVIII|            differences which exist among living things, the variety of constitution
32        5, IV    |                above all the angels, the living Word and God. And to the
33        5, XXXIII|              which is "the Church of the living God, the pillar and ground
34        6, XVII  |                  one the Father like the living Logos, and His Wisdom and
35        6, XXXI  |               who is born of thee by the living word. Grace be with me;
36        6, XXXIV |                 Prunicos, a virgin and a living soul; and a heaven slain
37        6, XXXV  |                 Prunicos, a virgin. The "living soul," again, is perhaps
38        6, XXXV  | contradistinction to a "dead" soul, the "living" soul is termed by some,
39        6, XLIV  |                  speak, partakes of the "living" bread with a view to his
40        6, XLIV  |             slothful to partake of this "living bread" and "genuine drink,"
41        6, XLIV  |              first among those that were living a peaceful and happy life
42        6, XLVIII|           natural power of motion like a living being, so the Word, arousing
43        7, X     |            recorded and preserved by men living at the time, that those
44        7, XVI   |                 I am the way," "I am the living bread which came down from
45        7, XVI   |               the life," "the way," "the living bread which came down from
46        7, XXI   |              uncertain riches but in the living God, who giveth us richly
47        7, XXIV  |                 and clothing, but, while living in plainness, and desiring
48        7, XXIX  |                 and unto the city of the living God, the heavenly Jerusalem,
49        7, XXX   |            Greeks, but that they rather--living as they did not only after
50        7, XLVI  |                mutilated in spirit," as "living only for the sake of the
51        8, III   |                  of the dead, but of the living." Nor are these the only
52        8, V     |                of heaven, "coming to the living God, and to the city of
53        8, XIX   |               shall be built up again of living and most precious stones,
54        8, XXII  |             places in Christ," is always living in the season of Pentecost;
55        8, XLII  |                of that place unworthy of living together the life of citizens.
56        8, XLIX  |                   holy and blessed, or a living soul, or the heavenly and
57        8, LII   |                  of the rewards of right living, when we see that many things
58        8, LIX   |             demons than in the almighty, living, self-revealing God, who
59        8, LXXVI |                supply practical rules of living to those who felt disposed