Book, Chapter

 1        1, XII    |       had such persons as his teachers, that he was acquainted
 2        1, LXII   |      which without the aid of teachers gains the mastery over those
 3        2, II     |  subject of Peter, and of the teachers of Christianity to the circumcision,
 4        3, IX     | high-born ladies, receive the teachers of Christianity, some perhaps
 5        3, IX     |   incurred, especially by its teachers, was great; while at the
 6        3, XXXVIII|       do, as in the choice of teachers of one kind rather than
 7        3, XXXVIII|      instructors (there being teachers who taught the most opposite
 8        3, XXXIX  |     to employ such persons as teachers of His doctrines, viz.,
 9        3, XLIX   |     and children, of whom the teachers of the divine word wish
10        3, LV     |     their father and to their teachers, but should obey them; that
11        3, LV     |    the presence of father and teachers they neither will nor can
12        3, LVI    |      those amongst us who are teachers of the word, and who strive
13        3, LVI    |     forsake their fathers and teachers, and follow them." Now let
14        3, LVI    |     wise parent, or from what teachers, we keep away children and
15        3, LVII   |         LVII.~But who are the teachers whom we call triflers and
16        3, LVII   |    and those, moreover, to be teachers not devoid of sense who
17        3, LVII   |       our adherents from good teachers, show who are those other
18        3, LVII   |      show who are those other teachers save the teachers of philosophy,
19        3, LVII   |       other teachers save the teachers of philosophy, or those
20        3, LVIII  |     the presence of father or teachers be unwilling to speak, or
21        3, LVIII  |    say the same regarding our teachers. For if we turn (our hearers)
22        3, LVIII  |       But if you will show me teachers who train young men for
23        3, LX     |    Grecian mysteries, and the teachers of the doctrine of Jesus,
24        3, LXXV   |       the mouth of one of our teachers to his acquaintances, "I
25        4, XII    |  custom leads men to say that teachers "condescend" to children,
26        4, LXXXIX |     to go to the birds as our teachers, in order that as, according