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3505   II, 18, 1    |         tumult of passion. For even a vigorous soul, not to say a spiritual
3506    I, 13, 4    |            have withdrawn from such a vile company of revellers. This
3507   IV, 13, 4    |             under no compulsion (sine vinculis), because of the noble nature
3508   IV,  2, 6    |              was Truth, and did truly vindicate His own house, by driving
3509   IV,  8, 2    |                          For the Lord vindicated Abraham's posterity by loosing
3510    V, 30, 3    |          Antichrist) pretends that he vindicates the oppressed. And besides
3511   IV,  2, 6    |            thus doing and saying, and vindicating His house, if He did preach
3512  III, 21       |                                XXI. A VINDICATION OF THE PROPHECY IN ISAIAH (
3513    V, 33, 3    |              days will come, in which vines shall grow, each having
3514  III, 21, 4    |             she therefore remained in virginity, "she was found with child
3515  III, 21, 5    |            the Scripture excluded all virile influence; yet it certainly
3516    I, 18, 1    |           understood as hidden in the viscera.~2.
3517   IV, 20, 8    |               outward] action, seeing visibly those things which were
3518    V, 15, 4    |            men, formed visual organs (visionem) for him who had been blind [
3519   IV, 36, 8    |              Word of God who did both visit them through the prophetic
3520    V,  7, 1    |         spirit. For to die is to lose vital power, and to become henceforth
3521    V, 30, 1    |              mode of speech, and have vitiated the middle number in the
3522  III, 18, 5    |        contempt upon the martyrs, and vituperate those who are slain on account
3523  III,  2, 1    |             of written documents, but viva voce: wherefore also Paul
3524  III, 16, 1    |               He possessed the names (vocabula) of all those who had produced
3525    V, 14, 1    |          inasmuch as blood cries out (vocalis est) from the beginning [
3526   IV, 26, 1    |     foreshadowing of the new calling (vocationis). For Christ is the treasure
3527  III,  2, 1    |           written documents, but viva voce: wherefore also Paul declared, "
3528   II, 14, 6    |             they strive to bring into vogue those conjunctions which
3529  III,  3, 2    |               very tedious, in such a volume as this, to reckon up the
3530  III, pref, 1  |        doctrines, concealed, as their votaries imagine; that I should exhibit
3531   IV, 17, 1    |      sacrifice of praise, and pay thy vows to the Most High; and call
3532   IV, 20, 10   |              scarcely audible voice" (vox aurae tenuis). For by such
3533  III, 15, 2    |              they do themselves term "vulgar," and "ecclesiastic." By
3534    I, 14, 7    |       uttering of praise, having been wafted to the earth, has become
3535    V, 21, 1    |            summed up all things, both waging war against our enemy, and
3536    V, 32, 1    |           expectation of the creature waiteth for the manifestation of
3537  III, 15, 2    |        already embraced his angel, he walks with a strutting gait and
3538    V, 34, 4    |           gates with crystal, and thy wall with choice stones: and
3539  III, 24, 2    |             truth, they do deservedly wallow in all error, tossed to
3540   II, 11, 1    |              credit to the truth, but wallowing in falsehood, they have
3541   II, 28, 2    |         reason why the moon waxes and wanes, or what as to the cause
3542    I, 30, 3    |         imparted motion to them also, wantonly acting upon them even to
3543   IV, 34, 4    |               did form the swords and war-lances into ploughshares, and changed
3544   IV, 23, 1    |             words of the prophet, and warding off blame from Mary, pointing
3545    V, 26, 1    |               be welded on to pottery ware." And since an end shall
3546    V, 11, 1    |             and such like; of which I warn you, as also I have warned
3547    V, 11, 1    |              warn you, as also I have warned you, that they who do such
3548   IV, 27, 1    |               coming of the Lord, who washes and makes clean the man
3549    V, 34, 2    |             long? Until the cities be wasted without inhabitant, and
3550  III, 25, 1    |             that the things which are watched over and governed should
3551   II, 33, 2    |            oblivion by that demon who watches their entrance [into the
3552   IV, 36, 2    |           does Jeremiah speak: "I set watchmen over you; hearken to the
3553   IV, 12, 1    |               the habit of mingling a watered tradition with the simple
3554   IV, 25, 3    |             planteth, and another who watereth, but one God who giveth
3555   IV,  8, 2    |             ass, and lead him away to watering? And ought not this woman,
3556    I, 30, 3    |              possessing the form of a watery body. But when it had conceived
3557   II, 26, 3    |               the earth, yea also the waves of the sea and the stars
3558   IV, 26, 3    |              thy heart. Thou that art waxen old in wicked days, now
3559    V, 35, 1    |             shall reign in the earth, waxing stronger by the sight of
3560    I, 18, 1    |       offspring of the first, in this way--by naming an abyss and darkness,
3561    V,  1, 1    |             is prior to all creation. We--who were but lately created
3562   IV, pref, 3  |        foreseeing by the Spirit those weak-minded persons who should be led
3563   IV, 33, 9    |          confession of His Son; often weakened indeed, yet immediately
3564    V, 15, 2    |              the others who were in a weakly condition because of sin;
3565    V,  3, 3    |               life is made perfect in weakness--that is, in the flesh--let
3566   IV, 33, 11   |             shall take [upon Him] our weaknesses, and bear our sorrows,"--[
3567   IV, 30, 2    |             and might have gone forth wealthy, while, in fact, by receiving
3568  III, 22, 2    |             of Him, "But Jesus, being wearied with the journey, was sitting [
3569   II,  2, 4    |           made by His Word that never wearies.~5.
3570   II, 29, 3    |        proceeded from perplexity, and weariness, and fear--that is material
3571   II, 16, 3    |           been made--than that, after wearying ourselves with such an impious
3572    I,  8, 1    |               proverb, they strive to weave ropes of sand, while they
3573   II, 10, 1    |              constructed another god, weaving, as I said before, ropes
3574    V,  9, 4    |             bride cannot [be said] to wed, but to be wedded, when
3575    V,  9, 4    |               said] to wed, but to be wedded, when the bridegroom comes
3576    V, 25, 4    |               And in the midst of the week," he says, "the sacrifice
3577   IV, 22, 1    |             the eyes of the disciples weighed down when Christ's passion
3578    I, 27, 3    |               unto Him, and that they welcomed Him into their kingdom.
3579    V, 26, 1    |                just as iron cannot be welded on to pottery ware." And
3580   II, 31, 2    |           with the truth, nor for the well-being of men, but for the sake
3581    I, 13, 3    |          women, and those such as are well-bred, and elegantly attired,
3582    I, 13, 4    |             who do not hold fast that well-compacted faith which they received
3583    V, 15, 3    |            knew thee; and before thou wentest forth from the belly, I
3584    I, 18, 1    |                stars, seasons, years, whales, fishes, reptiles, birds,
3585   IV, 20, 10   |               the cherubim, and their wheels, and when he had recounted
3586  III,  2, 3    |              to escape at all points. Where- fore they must be opposed
3587                | wherein
3588   IV, 23, 1    |              you forward to reap that whereon ye bestowed no labour; other
3589   IV, 14, 1    |              him." Inasmuch as then, "wheresoever the carcase is, there shall
3590  III,  5, 2    |         accordance with the patient's whims, and not according to the
3591    I, 23, 1    |            not putting faith in God a whit the more, set himself eagerly
3592   IV, 18, 3    |           hypocrites, for ye are like whited sepulchres. For the sepulchre
3593   IV, 10, 2    |              than wine, and His teeth whiter than milk." For, let those
3594   II, 14, 8    |              them along with violence whithersoever they please; so also do
3595                | whoever
3596   IV, 20, 12   |               prophet take "a wife of whoredoms," prophesying by means of
3597    I, 10, 1    |           that He may send "spiritual wickednesses," and the angels who transgressed
3598   IV, 16, 5    |              But He has increased and widened those laws which are natural,
3599   IV, 13, 3    |            fulfilling, extending, and widening it among us; just as if
3600    I,  8, 4    |               the rest of her life in widowhood until she saw the Saviour,
3601   IV,  2, 6    |         negligent of the cause of the widows." And Jeremiah, in like
3602   IV, 20, 11   |             iron: and He treadeth the wine-press of the fierceness of the
3603  III, 11, 8    |            prophet,"--pointing to the winged aspect of the Gospel; and
3604  III, 12, 9    |              s device. Therefore God, winking at the times of ignorance,
3605    V, 15, 2    |          sought us out who were lost, winning back His own, and taking
3606   II, 24, 5    |           spring, summer, autumn, and winter. And again, not even do
3607    V, 35, 2    |             as their God. And He will wipe away every tear from their
3608    V, 12, 1    |       prevailed." And again, "God has wiped away every tear from every
3609    I, 20, 2    |             was twelve years of age: "Wist ye not that I must be about
3610    V, 11, 1    |            luxuriousness, idolatries, witchcrafts, hatreds, contentions jealousies,
3611   IV, 20, 6    |          given to every man to profit withal." But as He who worketh
3612    V, 12, 5    |              And thus, also, he whose withered hand was healed, and all
3613   IV, 33, 9    |               even maintain that such witness-bearing is not at all necessary,
3614   II, 19, 8    |             to as many as do not wish wittingly to be led astray, what is
3615    V, 33, 4    |          therefore, Esaias says: "The wolf also shall feed with the
3616    V, 35, 1    |               may walk in safety. The woods, too, shall make shady places,
3617    I, 13, 2    |           madness], he then appears a worker of wonders when the large
3618   II, 22, 2    |            every one according to his works--that is, the judgment. The
3619   II,  2, 5    |             as to the creation of the world--these heretics who have
3620   II, 14, 6    |         pursues its inquiries, until, worn out, it is resolved at length
3621    V, 25, 1    |             is called God, or that is worshipped--that is, above every idol--
3622  III, 25, 6    |             such things for they have worthily uttered this falsehood against
3623  III, 12, 3    |             all. And now, brethren, I wot that through ignorance ye
3624   IV, 37, 1    |           children together, and thou wouldest not," set forth the ancient
3625   II, 25, 4    |               and height, and length, wouldst thou be able to conceive
3626   IV, pref, 4  |              same blasphemous design, wounding [men] unto death, by teaching
3627  III, 23, 8    |            put to shame, and let them wrangle about Adam, as if some great
3628    V, 11, 1    |               contentions jealousies, wraths, emulations, animosities,
3629    V, 25, 4    |           yoke shall be directed as a wreath [round their neck]; deceit
3630    I,  9, 2    |             Pleroma. Thus it is that, wresting from the truth every one
3631   IV, 37, 7    |       rendered a castaway." This able wrestler, therefore, exhorts us to
3632    V, 13, 2    |              who are not practised in wrestling, when they contend with
3633    I, 24, 1    |         convey to him that power, but wriggled [on the ground] like a worm.
3634   II, 14, 1    |              proclaim to us, like the writer referred to, that from this (
3635    V, 13, 5    |               otherwise this which he writes: "For this corruptible must
3636    I, 30, 6    |                But as he could merely writhe along the ground, they carried
3637  III, 18, 5    |      beneficent, and unmindful of the wrongs perpetrated upon Him, than
3638   IV, 36, 5    |               king heard this, he was wroth, and sent his armies and
3639   IV, 40       |                                       XL. ONE AND THE SAME GOD THE
3640   IV, 41       |                                       XLI. THOSE PERSONS WHO DO NOr
3641   IV, 39       |                                       XXXIX. MAN IS ENDOWED WITH THE
3642   IV, 37       |                                       XXXVII. MEN ARE POSSESSED OF FREE
3643   IV, 38       |                                       XXXVIII. WHY MAN WAS NOT MADE PERFECT
3644    I, 12, 1    |                For Ennoea continually yearned after offspring; but she
3645                | yours
3646    I, 16, 2    |            the letters, and including Zambda itself, forms the sum of
3647   IV, 25, 2    |               first; then, after him, Zara, upon whom was the scarlet
3648    I, 21, 2    |             redemption to the sons of Zebedee, when their mother asked
3649    I, 29, 4    |          produced Kakia (wickedness), Zelos (emulation), Phthonos (envy),
3650   II, 22, 6    |              error:--~Oi de theoi par Zêni kathêmenoi êgoroônto Chruseô
3651    I, 30, 11   |            Nahum to Oreus; Esdras and Zephaniah to Astanphaeus. Each one
3652   IV, 34, 4    |          temple which was built under Zerubbabel after the emigration to
3653    I, 14, 3    |        Epsilon and Upsilon; her back, Zeta and Tau; her belly, Eta
3654    V, 32, 2    |                from Ephron the son of Zohar the Hittite. Thus did he
3655    I, 17, 1    |               zones, and that in each zone it receives power from the
3656    I,  1, 1    |              conjunction of Logos and Zoo were brought forth Anthropos