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1 I, 4, 3| be got at only with great labour by such as are in love with
2 I, 20, 2| Come unto Me all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and
3 I, 31, 4| and as my ability serves, labour to overthrow them, by refuting
4 II, 12, 8| respecting which they so madly labour in vain.~
5 II, 18, 3| that, though they should labour hard, they would not find
6 II, 24, 4| means of that vain kind of labour; nor do we perversely force
7 II, 26, 3| discovered, would not his labour be in vain, and would not
8 II, 26, 3| enter into his so useless labour, the more is he [in reality]
9 II, 30, 6| If, however, they labour to maintain that, while
10 II, 32, 2| mastered through means of labour, exercise, and perseverance;
11 II, 32, 2| study] every kind of country labour, the veterinary art, pastoral
12 II, 32, 2| various kinds of skilled labour, which are said to pervade
13 II, 32, 2| of which, with the utmost labour, they could not learn the
14 II, 33, 1| same pursuits, spend their labour wretchedly in vain (for
15 III, 17, 2| refreshing water obtained by labour, having in herself water
16 III, 23, 3| woman [receive] toil, and labour, and groans, and the pangs
17 IV, 23, 1| that whereon ye bestowed no labour; other men have laboured,
18 IV, 23, 2| Therefore Philip had no great labour to go through with regard
19 IV, 24, 2| apostolate to the Gentiles, did labour more than those who preached
20 IV, 24, 2| Gentiles underwent greater labour. But, on the other hand,
21 IV, 25 | PREFIGURED IN ABRAHAM, AND IN THE LABOUR OF TAMAR; THERE WAS, HOWEVER,
22 IV, 30, 1| Whatsoever they amass with labour, these things do we make
23 IV, 30, 1| do we make use of without labour, although we are in the
24 IV, 30, 2| rigour." And with immense labour they built for them fenced
25 IV, 33, 1| reprobate mind spend all their labour on vanity. And he also judges
26 V, 12, 4| flesh, this is the result of labour to me," he did not surely
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