Book, Chapter

 1  I, 4  |         days, and years, that they may serve and be slaves to man;
 2  I, 4  |            His works His greatness may be known and understood.~
 3  I, 6  |          the thunder, that no soul may faint with the sudden shock;
 4  I, 7  |       heart. But, if you will, you may be healed. Entrust yourself
 5  I, 10 |           unclean demons. And such may all those become who make
 6  I, 13 |            the dead, that seeing I may believe,"--first, what great
 7  I, 13 |           you many proofs that you may believe Him. For consider,
 8  I, 13 |        more wonderful sight, which may prove a resurrection not
 9 II, 5  | well-arrayed,~Of the immortal gods may sing the birth;~Who of the
10 II, 8  |            tells where cattle best may graze, and where~The soil,
11 II, 13 |           is fine, that the Spirit may nourish the water, and the
12 II, 13 |  everywhere along with the Spirit, may nourish creation. For the
13 II, 14 |          in which the storm-tossed may find refuge,--so God has
14 II, 14 |   fore-mentioned places, that they may spoil them: so also it happens
15 II, 15 |         needs light, that so there may be God, the Word, wisdom,
16 II, 23 |         order that the word of God may be fulfilled, and that the
17 II, 23 |           and that the race of men may increase and multiply? And
18 II, 23 |            eats the dust,--that we may have this, too, for a proof
19 II, 26 |       remoulded or remade, that it may become new and entire; so
20 II, 26 |           he is broken up, that he may rise in the resurrection
21 II, 32 |       DISPERSED.~Hence, therefore, may the loves of learning and
22 II, 34 |      utterances of the others, you may be able to discover the
23 II, 37 |           that some one sees!"~And may we not cite Simonides also?--~"
24 II, 38 |        soul;"~And again:--~"That I may quickly pass through Hades'
25 II, 38 |      hearing the living voice, you may accurately ascertain the
26 III, 1 |          it in few words, that you may not grudge the labour of
27 III, 1 |          labour of reading it, but may recognise the folly of the
28 III, 9 |            and thy mother; that it may be well with thee, and that
29 III, 9 |            thee, and that thy days may be long in the land which
30 III, 11|          Seek ye the LORD while He may be found, call ye upon Him
31 III, 11|          counsel, turn ye, that ye may be saved." And another prophet,
32 III, 12|           thy God urgently that he may have mercy upon you, and
33 III, 14|          that the name of the LORD may be glorified, and be apparent
34 III, 14|    instructions, in order that "we may lead a quiet and peaceable
35 III, 15|            of murders. But neither may we see the other spectacles,
36 III, 15|         acquiring information, you may still be studious in this
37 III, 16|       historical periods, that you may see that our doctrine is
38 III, 23|          in existence. And that we may give a more accurate exhibition
39 III, 23|          from the only God, that I may accurately speak the whole
40 III, 23|            one who reads this work may be guided by His truth and
41 III, 30|         things carefully, that you may have a compendium and pledge