Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIII  |     those of the Egyptians for example, who in their language know
 2        1, XLV    |    then we, following your own example, decline for the present
 3        1, LII    | difficulty lay them aside. For example, no one could easily persuade
 4        1, LXV    |    which teaching He added the example of a consistent life, acting
 5        2, XXV    |       men afterwards quote the example of Jesus as enduring sufferings
 6        2, XXXIV  |     would receive from them an example how to despise those who
 7        2, LXXVII |       an eternal life; and the example and archetype of this will
 8        2, LXXVII |      He exhibits in Himself an example of the resurrection; but
 9        3, LXIX   |        education, and perverse example, and surrounding influences,
10        3, LXXIII |        obedience to Solon, for example, or to Lycurgus, or Zaleucus,
11        3, LXXV   |     from the Peripatetics, for example, who deny the existence
12        4, XXX    |      not, however, imitate his example, nor say similar things
13        4, XXXI   |      lengthened period set the example of an unstained life, were
14        4, XXXVIII|        to excite laughter; for example:--~"Whilome on earth the
15        5, V      |      power of human nature the example of these holy angels, who
16        5, V      |   angels, who again follow the example of their God; and that the
17        5, XXVII  |  superintendents. Let him, for example, tell us whether the laws
18        5, XXVII  |     with those laws which, for example, prevail in the Tauric Chersonese,
19        5, XXX    |       their deserts: some, for example, to a region of burning
20        5, XXXV   |     philosophers in Egypt, for example, would act most ridiculously
21        5, XLIV   |       priests "served unto the example and shadow of heavenly things,"
22        5, XLV    |    whatever, to the Deity? For example, something is transferred
23        6, III    |        Suppose that Plato, for example, the son of Ariston, in
24        6, XLIII  |     greater blessings; and her example is said to have been followed
25        6, L      |    occasion, following his own example, we also sportively give
26        6, LXV    |   indicated by words. Who, for example, could describe in words
27        6, LXXIII |        derived its origin. For example, suppose that there were
28        7, XI     |        would have followed the example of the ancients, and have
29        7, XV     |      is not true. The concrete example which the Stoics give to
30        7, XVII   |        death being not only an example of death endured for the
31        7, XIX    |       in the law, as this, for example: "We left not anything alive."~
32        7, XLII   |  Scripture does not give us an example of a regard for mankind
33        7, LVIII  |        let this suffice as one example of the way in which this
34        7, LXI    |        let this suffice as one example of the way in which this
35        7, LXIII  |     for different reasons. For example, the philosophers who follow
36        7, LXVI   |      so in compliance with the example of the multitude: and to
37        7, LXVI   |     multitude who follow their example, and who worship these images
38        8, XVII   |   creation," who has set us an example of justice, of temperance,
39        8, XVII   |   perfect in their art, as for example Pheidias and Polycleitus,
40        8, XXII   |   observe certain days, as for example the Lord's day, the Preparation,
41        8, LV     |       require it; as when, for example, those who are set as judges,
42        8, LXVI   |     Then Celsus, following the example of those who are under the
43        8, LXVIII |     that all were to follow my example in rejecting the maxim of