Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |     describe it for the sake of exercise in such matters; so those
 2        1, XLII  |      imposed upon by them, will exercise his judgment as to what
 3        3, LVIII |         for philosophy, and who exercise them in it, I will not from
 4        4, VII   | affording him occasions for the exercise of virtue. For in every
 5        4, XXVI  |       ascend to Him through the exercise of temperance, appear to
 6        4, LXIX  |       He nevertheless needed to exercise some healing power upon
 7        4, LXXV  |        the purpose of affording exercise to the rational creature.
 8        4, LXXVI |    observe that God, wishing to exercise the human understanding
 9        4, LXXV  |        us in order to call into exercise the elements of the manly
10        4, LXXXVI|      natural power not from the exercise of reflection, but from
11        4, LXXXVI|        men, who find out by the exercise of their reflective powers
12        6, XIII  |       that "human" wisdom is an exercise for the soul, but that "
13        6, XLIV  |      virtue, wherein those must exercise themselves who would desire
14        7, XXIII |         princes of the Gentiles exercise dominion over them," and "
15        7, XXIII |      over them," and "they that exercise authority upon them are
16        7, XLIV  |    mankind, and by a marvellous exercise of divine grace to those
17        8, XXXIV |    maintain that they exist and exercise power among the wicked,
18        8, LXXII |    state every one, by the mere exercise of his power, will choose