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 1    I, pref|    immortality. But since few make use of this heavenly benefit
 2    I, 3   |      controlled, because all would use their own peculiar counsels,
 3    I, 5   |        they are accustomed to make use of against us,--I mean poets
 4    I, 5   |      things which God made for the use of man, as though they were
 5    I, 6   |          we shall have occasion to use their testimonies. All these
 6    I, 11  |           a shower of gold, making use of the same figure with
 7    I, 13  |            an edict prohibited the use of that food. Now if this
 8    I, 21  |         and directed him always to use the same revilings in offering
 9   II, 2   |         body itself, which we make use of as a lodging, is but
10   II, 3   |            of others, and makes no use of the benefit of his own
11   II, 4   |          these things. What is the use of precious gifts to insensible
12   II, 4   |        cause of the province, made use of these words: "That they
13   II, 6   |            who made it for His own use.~
14   II, 8   |                       VIII. OF THE USE OF REASON IN RELIGION; AND
15   II, 8   |         confidence in himself, and use his own judgment and individual
16   II, 9   |           but already prepared for use. But if matter was not made
17   II, 9   |           but already prepared for use." Nay rather it ought not;
18   II, 10  |     accustomed to be forbidden the use of fire and water: for as
19   II, 10  |          men. When, therefore, the use of those things in which
20   II, 10  |            and immortal race, make use of fire, which is given
21   II, 10  |            altogether mortal, make use of water only, which is
22   II, 10  |    religious sentiments, since the use of fire is removed from
23   II, 11  |     available for the necessity of use as for beauty. But even
24   II, 13  |           in the soul and body; we use the soul to command, the
25   II, 17  |           own vices, they rage and use violence that they may destroy
26  III, 5   |        nature itself, and frequent use, and the necessity of life,
27  III, 7   |       difficulty; because the very use of the subjects and daily
28  III, 9   |          things in this, and would use an expression of greater
29  III, 17  |        these were not produced for use; but use was produced from
30  III, 17  |          not produced for use; but use was produced from them.
31  III, 20  |           down upon the earth, and use as feet those hands which
32  III, 28  |        what perverseness is it, to use the name of nature rather
33   IV, 5   |         whose testimony I must now use, which I have refrained
34   IV, 6   |    entitled The Perfect Word, made use of these words: "The Lord
35   IV, 6   |        visible and sensible. But I use the term sensible, not because
36   IV, 8   |       because He was about to make use of His voice to the people;
37   IV, 15  |           who were deprived of the use of all their limbs, having
38   IV, 17  |       Therefore He forbade them to use the flesh of the pig for
39   IV, 20  |           Testament. The Jews make use of the Old, we of the New:
40   IV, 29  |       portions of the body. We may use an example more closely
41   IV, 29  | relationship should be made by the use of the plural number. For
42    V, 6   |           to obtain for the common use of men, were now conveyed
43    V, 20  |         let them rather act by the use of reason and exhortations.
44   VI, 1   |          and not the booty to make use of the service of the soul.
45   VI, 2   |         and bright a light for the use of man. And when, in so
46   VI, 5   |            restrained, no one will use violence by land or by sea,
47   VI, 6   |           it meant to make a right use of riches,--that is, to
48   VI, 6   |         what it is to make a right use of wealth, and what advantage
49   VI, 9   |          of limbs, but admit of no use, as much so as a head without
50   VI, 12  |        advantage of riches; not to use wealth for the particular,
51   VI, 13  |          beggar. Therefore we must use our efforts that we may
52   VI, 13  |       though they can neither make use of them nor give thanks
53   VI, 13  |      living God! For as these make use of what they have received,
54   VI, 16  |           THEM; WHAT IS THE PROPER USE OF THE AFFECTIONS, AND WHAT
55   VI, 16  |      AFFECTIONS, AND WHAT IS A BAD USE OF THEM.~But I think that
56   VI, 16  |      vicious; but if we make a bad use of the affections they become
57   VI, 16  |           they become vices, if we use them well they become virtues.
58   VI, 16  |       permitted us to make a right use of them. For as to walk
59   VI, 17  |           THE AFFECTIONS AND THEIR USE; OF PATIENCE, AND THE CHIEF
60   VI, 17  |          the affections, a corrupt use of which is vice. For these
61   VI, 17  |          to withhold money. For to use money sparingly, that is,
62   VI, 18  |            just traveller will not use the saying of Lucilius:--~"
63   VI, 19  |           THE AFFECTIONS AND THEIR USE; AND OF THE THREE FURIES.~
64   VI, 19  |          pernicious and impious to use it towards those of our
65   VI, 19  |          contrary to justice. They use desire for the amassing
66   VI, 19  |       crimes have originated. They use lust only for the enjoyment
67   VI, 20  |         generation. Therefore they use their senses for the necessity
68   VI, 25  |       altar. But God does not make use either of the one or the
69  VII, 1   |       through their long-continued use and desire of good things,
70  VII, 4   |       THINGS WERE CREATED FOR SOME USE, EVEN THOSE THINGS WHICH
71  VII, 4   |            something necessary for use. In like manner, other things,
72  VII, 4   |          God Himself does not make use of all those things which
73  VII, 4   |           good things which he may use, and evil things which he
74  VII, 4   |       fishes on account of his own use, and avoid snakes and vipers
75  VII, 4   |            this is fire, who makes use of it?" Therefore the Supreme
76  VII, 4   |          man, who might fitly make use of them.~
77  VII, 5   |           sake of man, who has the use of it, so also He made man
78  VII, 6   |     perishable; nor can they be of use to beings destitute of bodies,
79  VII, 6   |            have been given for the use of those possessed of bodies;
80  VII, 9   |   immortality that man alone makes use of the heavenly element.
81  VII, 9   |         the earth and mortal, make use of the element which is
82  VII, 9   |         and heavy: man alone makes use of fire, which is an element
83  VII, 14  |        because they had taught the use of certain productions of
84  VII, 14  |       which were contrived for the use of man, last of all, on
85  VII, 21  |        this fire of ours, which we use for the necessary purposes
86  VII, 26  |        race, the Deity should make use of thy authority and service.