Chapter

 1 1 |            word; so that the first may sound, the second breathe,
 2 1 |       images, and such like idols, may with truth be said to have
 3 1 |      mayest learn from man how man may become God. Is it not then
 4 1 |             is John? In a word, we may say, "The beseeching voice
 5 1 |         God must discover, that He may throw heaven's gates wide
 6 2 |            of funeral honours. You may understand mysteria in another
 7 2 |         words of Orpheus, that you may have the great authority
 8 2 |      ignorance of his true father, may claim many putative fathers.
 9 2 |             that now at length you may abandon your delusion, and
10 2 |         sacrifice dogs to him! And may the Scythians never leave
11 2 |           the same practices, they may be like the gods. Such gods
12 2 |      trained to worship, that they may grow up to be men with the
13 2 |            obtained sacred honours may be discovered in crowds
14 2 |             Other demons in plenty may be brought to light by any
15 2 |            case verily the proverb may fitly be uttered:--~ "The
16 4 |            such proof as the point may demand must not be declined.
17 4 |          was Argus. Many, perhaps, may be surprised to learn that
18 4 |     fashioned by men. But that one may suppose that I have passed
19 4 |          Keep beauty pure, that it may be truly fair. Be king over
20 9 |            set before us, that you may shun the judgment threatened?
21 9 |           not, however, faint. You may, if you choose, purchase
22 9 | righteousness, that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished
23 9 |         who are many haste that we may be brought together into
24 10|     consort with demons? Who, that may become a son of God, prefers
25 10|          Lord tries you, that "you may choose life." He counsels
26 10|           in drunkenness, that you may be wise; have faith in us,
27 10|           have in injury, that you may live. But if, acknowledging
28 10|            deliverance. How, then, may I ascend to heaven, is it
29 10|       mandrake or some other drug. May God grant that you may at
30 10|             May God grant that you may at length awake from this
31 10|             nor Disease, nor Fear, may appear in your eyes as a
32 10|         the deadly poison, that it may be granted to you to divest
33 10|          are earth-born), that you may leave your holes and dwell
34 10|        whole heart repent, that we may be able with our whole heart
35 10|        then seek, in order that we may live. The reward of seeking
36 10|          God, that the end of life may to you prove the beginning
37 11|            as, for example, if one may marry, take part in public
38 11|        necessary, in order that we may live for ever, being that
39 11|          light,~"In order that you may know well both God and man."~ "
40 11|           admit the light, that we may admit God; let us admit
41 11|       acquainted with Him, that He may be gracious. And though
42 11|      temple of God in men, that He may cause God to take up His
43 11|           first-fruits, that there may be not the work alone, but
44 11|          that the friend of Christ may be rendered worthy of the
45 12|       Father. Come to Me, that you may be put in your due rank
46 12|            original model, that ye may become also like Me. I anoint