Book, Chapter

 1        1, X      |          multitude, we admit that we teach those men to believe without
 2        1, XXVI   |            few years ago he began to teach this doctrine, being regarded
 3        1, XXIX   |          from men--have been able to teach, in a manner not at all
 4        1, XXXI   |              their native country to teach, according to the desire
 5        1, XXXII  |             such mighty acts, and to teach so many men, and to reform
 6        1, XXXVIII|              should exert himself to teach a doctrine which persuades
 7        2, VIII   |              say, "How could we, who teach temperance, commit any act
 8        2, XV     |         silence by men who wished to teach the readers of the Gospels
 9        2, XXX    |        Master, when He said, "Go and teach all nations." Moreover it
10        2, LXXIII |   punishments which He underwent, to teach us also to despise death,"
11        3, XII    |              life, and endeavours to teach what is advantageous to
12        3, XIX    |             consideration, when they teach us that such rites are acts
13        3, XLVII  |            to His kingdom, and which teach men to despise all sensible
14        3, XLVIII |              bishop should be apt to teach, and able to convince the
15        3, LVII   |              Celsus, as of those who teach better things? (I know not,)
16        3, LVIII  |            and also before those who teach what is contrary to sound
17        3, LVIII  |           from those instructors who teach obscene comedies and licentious
18        3, LIX    | consideration of the doctrines which teach men not to sin, and those
19        3, LX     |                        LX.~And as we teach, moreover, that "wisdom
20        3, LXII   |           died." Moreover, we do not teach regarding the unrighteous
21        3, LXIV   |         guilty of falsehood, when we teach that every man, whoever
22        3, LXXV   |              doctrine which does not teach that a state of insensibility
23        3, LXXXI  |         better" things from which we teach those who receive them that
24        4, XXVI   |              common harlots, and who teach that such practices are
25        4, XXXVIII|             of love.~He bade Minerva teach the skill that dyes~The
26        5, XXXIII |            God of Jacob; and He will teach us of His ways, and we will
27        5, XXXVIII|               they will nevertheless teach us to offer divine worship
28        6, XXI    |           all, but they do appear to teach the existence of "heavens,"
29        6, LIII   |            slave-dealer? Why does he teach them to steal away from
30        6, LIV    |              hearken unto me; I will teach you the fear of the LORD.
31        6, LXXIX  |           him take note of those who teach the Gospel of Jesus in all
32        6, LXXIX  |             unaffected by sleep, may teach us that God administers
33        7, XXI    |           the ministry to any man to teach him the word of truth. Thus,
34        7, XXXI   |           most ancient of all books--teach us that all things here
35        7, XLV    |             are which he proposes to teach us, if indeed we can comprehend
36        7, LI     |            their other instructions, teach us that words, "Receive
37        7, LXII   |            wiser lesson have they to teach us than Heraclitus? He certainly
38        8, IV     |            IV.~The sacred Scriptures teach us to think, in like manner,
39        8, XLVIII |             of the mysteries equally teach the doctrine of eternal
40        8, LII    |            that many things which we teach about a healthy moral life
41        8, LXXIII |     exercises and meditations, which teach us to despise pleasures,