Chapter

 1 1 |     harp for harmony--a pipe by reason of the Spirit- a temple
 2 1 |         the Spirit- a temple by reason of the word; so that the
 3 1 |         a way appealing more to reason, He turns to the Word those
 4 1 |       did to the wilderness. By reason of this voice of the Word,
 5 1 |        still reserved. For this reason John, the herald of the
 6 2 |        two goddesses; for which reason, in the Thesmophoria, speaking
 7 2 |       improbably, that for this reason Dionysus was called Attis,
 8 2 |       of the Atheists. And with reason I call those Atheists who
 9 2 |        It is not, then, without reason that the poets call him
10 2 |      ceremonial practised. With reason, therefore, such as have
11 4 |      laments for Sarpedon. With reason, therefore, have you yourselves
12 4 |        as I think--says, How in reason could men pray Zeus for
13 4 | powerful, but it cannot deceive reason, nor those who live agreeably
14 4 |     those who live agreeably to reason. The doves on the picture
15 10|         deprived as they are of reason, they are unable to know
16 10|        these are those laws. of reason and words of sanctity which
17 11|      Man, that had been free by reason of simplicity, was found
18 12|      among men are endowed with reason, both barbarians and Greeks.
19 12|  creatures in the possession of reason; for to you of all mortals