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  1    I, 2 |           the prophets, when they said, "Hadst thou not sinned,
  2    I, 2 |          sick soul. "Save," it is said, "Thy servant, O my God,
  3    I, 2 |           and soul. "Rise up," He said to the paralytic; "take
  4    I, 2 |      strength. And to the dead He said, "Lazarus, go forth;" and
  5    I, 5 |       they brought to Him," it is said, "children, that He might
  6    I, 5 |    disciples hindered them, Jesus said, Suffer the children, and
  7    I, 5 |       children. "Plucking," it is said, "branches of olives or
  8    I, 5 |         It was not enough to have said colt alone, but He added
  9    I, 5 |       colt. "And he bound," it is said, "the colt to the vine,"
 10    I, 5 |       clearly pointed out when he said, "When we might have been
 11    I, 5 |            Their children," it is said, "shall be borne upon their
 12    I, 6 |     immortal. "I," says He, "have said that ye are gods, and all
 13    I, 6 |    equality of salvation, when He said: "For this is the will of
 14    I, 6 |          rejoicing in the spirit, said: "I thank Thee, O Father,
 15    I, 6 |   Scripture calls man, as we have said before. "I put away childish
 16    I, 6 |          still to explain what is said by the apostle: "I have
 17    I, 6 |      those who are full-grown are said to drink, babes to suck. "
 18    I, 6 |           out by symbols, when He said: "Eat ye my flesh, and drink
 19    I, 6 |        resurrection. But since He said, "And the bread which I
 20    I, 6 |         wine? "Who washes," it is said, "His garment in wine, His
 21    I, 7 |        And they shall all," it is said, "be one flock, and one
 22    I, 7 |          appeared to Abraham, and said to him, "I am thy God, be
 23    I, 7 |          I have told thee." He is said, too, to have wrestled with
 24    I, 7 |          this]--"He asked," it is said, "His name, and said to
 25    I, 7 |           is said, "His name, and said to him, Tell me what is
 26    I, 7 |         what is Try name." And he said, "Why is it that thou askest
 27    I, 7 |         Word, the Instructor, who said to him again afterwards, "
 28    I, 7 |          For this same Instructor said then, "Thou shalt fear the
 29    I, 7 |            But the Lord hath also said in Jeremiah: "Say not that
 30    I, 7 |  Scripture: of the law only is it said "was given;" but truth being
 31    I, 7 |           the Word; and it is not said to be given, but to be by
 32    I, 7 |          shall come forth," it is said, "a rod out of the root
 33    I, 7 |         staff have comforted me," said some one else. Such is the
 34    I, 8 |          that is, God. For He has said, "In the beginning the Word
 35    I, 8 |          man. But the good is not said to be good, on account of
 36    I, 8 |         also righteousness is not said to be good on account of
 37    I, 8 |   Accordingly it was very plainly said by Moses," Be of good courage:
 38    I, 9 |      instructed by Moses, when He said, "Faulty children, a generation
 39    I, 9 |     accordance with what has been said, observes, "that he who
 40    I, 9 |         sustain us. For so He has said, and so He has willed. Such
 41    I, 9 |           forced. "For He," it iS said, "is merciful; He will heal
 42    I, 9 |           is from heaven, when He said, "No man knoweth the Son,
 43    I, 10|          by perception; as it was said to those who asked the Lord, "
 44    I, 10|          happen; as also that was said, "They that fall into sins
 45    I, 11|         full," accordingly, it is said, "they rose up to play; "
 46    I, 13|          and disobeyed God, it is said, "And man became like to
 47   II, 1 | Antiphanes, the Delian physician, said that this variety of viands
 48   II, 1 |        away with? "For if," it is said, "I bestow all my goods,
 49   II, 1 |         depend on love. For it is said, "Let the children whom
 50   II, 1 |         are we the better," it is said, "nor if we eat not are
 51   II, 1 |         you anything to eat here? said the Lord to the disciples
 52   II, 1 |         which are simplest, as we said before. But those who bend
 53   II, 1 |          slay, and eat. And Peter said, Not so, Lord, for I have
 54   II, 1 |         God, when He created man, said, "All things shall be to
 55   II, 1 |       well reminds us of what was said above, that herbs are not
 56   II, 1 |         predicted no good when he said, "whose end is destruction."~
 57   II, 2 |           has therefore been well said, "A joy of the soul and
 58   II, 2 |         methinks I see two suns," said the Theban old man in his
 59   II, 2 |       words he with his will hath said."~And before tragedy, Wisdom
 60   II, 2 |         It has been appropriately said, "As the furnace proverb
 61   II, 2 |          He showed again, when He said to His disciples, "I will
 62   II, 2 |      woman is great wrath," it is said, as if a drunken woman were
 63   II, 2 |        the apostle in indignation said to the Corinthians, "When
 64   II, 2 |         an insatiable man," it is said. Wherefore also Noah's intoxication
 65   II, 3 |           gathereth wages," it is said, "gathereth into a bag with
 66   II, 4 |           Let them praise," it is said, "His name in the dance,
 67   II, 6 |          to silence. "For," it is said, "in much speaking thou
 68   II, 7 |      burst forth. Insult, we have said, is the servant of drunkenness.
 69   II, 7 |      words. "In a banquet," it is said, "reprove not thy neighbour,
 70   II, 7 |           repented of what he has said amiss, or has spoken so
 71   II, 7 |        indifference. "Eat," it is said, "like a man what is set
 72   II, 7 |           time for rising," it is said, "be not the last; haste
 73   II, 7 |       multitude of the disciples, said, "It is not meet for us
 74   II, 7 |         and in Syria and Cilicia, said: "It seemed good to the
 75   II, 8 |     people respecting whom it was said, "This people honour Me
 76   II, 8 |           clearly showed, when he said, "thanks be to God, who
 77   II, 8 |           anointed with ointment, said "that the wretched Cinoedi
 78   II, 8 |           is their fathers, it is said; and our glory is the Father
 79   II, 8 |           head. The rose is hence said to have received its name (
 80   II, 8 |   destroyed the devil, deservedly said in triumph, "O Death, where
 81   II, 8 |         our use. "Hear me," it is said, "and grow as a rose planted
 82   II, 9 |          easily awaked. For it is said, "Let your loins be girt
 83   II, 10|      shape. Though many birds are said to change with the seasons,
 84   II, 10|          For the darkness," it is said, "comprehendeth it not."
 85   II, 10|    fornication, as I have already said, are types which correct
 86   II, 11|  necessity; repletion, as we have said, of want. Whatever is beyond
 87   II, 11|         meaning plain. For having said, "Seek not what ye shall
 88   II, 11|         we to imagine ought to be said of love of ornament, and
 89   II, 11|    respecting the grass, has been said of those unornamental lovers
 90   II, 11|         There was a certain man," said the Lord, narrating, "very
 91   II, 11|     language addressed to him who said, "Your arm is beautiful;
 92   II, 13|        colour to represent Helen, said to him, "Boy, being incapable
 93   II, 13|         of the adornment, when He said, "And she went after her
 94  III, 1 |         Heraclitus, then, rightly said, "Men are gods, and gods
 95  III, 1 |   explained: "seeketh not," it is said, "what is not her own."
 96  III, 2 |      delighted with him, the Lord said to him, "Look not to his
 97  III, 3 |       these degenerate creatures, said very manfully, "Come, youngster,
 98  III, 3 |      night. "There shall not be," said the Word by Moses, "a harlot
 99  III, 3 |        the pitch does good, it is said. Nay, it defames, say I.
100  III, 4 |          not be with many," it is said, "for evil, nor give thyself
101  III, 4 |            Look not round," it is said, "in the streets of the
102  III, 4 |         of life. "Poverty," it is said, "humbles a man." By poverty
103  III, 5 |         looked. curiously," it is said, "hath sinned already."
104  III, 6 |          To him that asks," it is said, "shall be given, and to
105  III, 7 |        unencumbered. "Carry not," said the Lord, "purse, nor scalp,
106  III, 8 |           indeed has been already said, and laid down in the form
107  III, 10|    helping wayfarers. For Abraham said to her, "Haste, and knead
108  III, 10|   daughter of Laban, came," it is said, "with her father's sheep."
109  III, 10|   exercises. "And Abraham," it is said, "served up for three, dinner
110  III, 11|          of a white colour, as we said before. So that, accommodating
111  III, 11|        excellent is what has been said:--~"In fine, I know not
112  III, 11|         Ordinary Life.~ But it is said we do not all philosophize.
113  III, 11|         dost not love life? It is said, I have not learned letters;
114  III, 12|           on him replying Yea, He said, "This do, and thou shalt
115  III, 12|             If thou seest," it is said, "the naked, cover him;
116  III, 12|           regard to fasting it is said, "Wherefore do~ye fast to
117  III, 12|           sweet fragrance," it is said, "is the heart that glorifies
118  III, 12|            If thy brother," it is said, "sin against thee, rebuke
119  III, 12|          Respecting liberality He said: "Come to me, ye blessed,