Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |        to Him: his same word was called rousing (the whole from
 2    I, 2 |        salutary to those who are called back to repentance, to renew
 3    I, 2 |       help of bodily diseases is called the healing art--an art
 4    I, 3 |         that very thing which is called the inspiration[or breath
 5    I, 4 |        reason I think the Attics called, not boys only, but girls,
 6    I, 5 |     happened to be fishing--"and called aloud, Children, have ye
 7    I, 5 |          young maidens are still called paidiskai, and servant-girls
 8    I, 5 |   account of the bloom of youth, called by the flattering name of
 9    I, 5 |         And my servants shall be called by a new name" (a new name,
10    I, 5 |         Rightly, then, are those called children who know Him who
11    I, 5 |        the earth will be rightly called disciples. For so is the
12    I, 5 |      wickedness. And the Lord is called man, because He is perfect
13    I, 5 |      silly: for the silly man is called nêputios: and nêpios is
14    I, 5 |        that is tender-hearted is called êpios), as being one that
15    I, 5 |      also a virgin is wont to be called "a tender bride," and a
16    I, 5 |       people, the new people are called young, having learned the
17    I, 5 |        be; and His name has been called the Angel of great Counsel."
18    I, 5 |      children lambs, it has also called Him--God the Word--who became
19    I, 6 |           This work is variously called grace, and illumination,
20    I, 6 |        is not complete should be called a gift (or act) of God's
21    I, 6 |        of men, and this has been called the church. He knows, therefore,
22    I, 6 |           therefore, whom He has called, and whom He has saved;
23    I, 6 |         one and the same time He called and saved them. "For ye
24    I, 6 |          I am of opinion man was called by the ancients phôs. But
25    I, 6 |          babes in Christ. For he called those who had already believed
26    I, 6 |   fountain of life, and has been called a river of olive oil, Paul,
27    I, 6 |       truth, also liquid food is called drink; and the same thing
28    I, 6 | completion of His own passion He called catachrestically "a cup,"
29    I, 6 |        is food. Hence seeking is called sucking; for to those babes
30    I, 6 |        also use the fat of milk, called butter, for the lamp, plainly
31    I, 7 |       all of us are by Scripture called children; and not only so,
32    I, 7 |          Christ are figuratively called babes; and that the Father
33    I, 7 |         our Instructor is. He is called Jesus: Sometimes He calls
34    I, 7 |      salvation, is appropriately called the Instructor (Paedagogue).
35    I, 7 |         haven of heaven. What is called by men an ancestral custom
36    I, 7 |    escaped our attention who are called royal instructors among
37    I, 7 |        yet become man. Yet Jacob called the name of the place, "
38    I, 7 |        reproach to those who are called babes. Now the law is ancient
39    I, 8 |        another way the useful is called good, not on account of
40    I, 8 |        as Father, being good, is called that which alone He is--"
41    I, 8 |          equality of love, He is called righteous. "He will judge,"
42    I, 8 |     better things those that are called; dissuades those that are
43    I, 9 |     believed at hearing: "When I called, ye obeyed not, saith the
44    I, 10|        be glad."~Chiding is also called admonishing; and the etymology
45    I, 11|     grain, as it is figuratively called, He bestows salvation on
46    I, 11|    repletion with victuals being called kortasma (fodder), not brôma (
47    I, 12|     therefore, the Word has been called also the Saviour, seeing
48    I, 13|    transgression, and is rightly called, (amartêma) sin. Since,
49    I, 13|   unfailing energy which we have called faith. The system is the
50   II, 1 |     describe what the man who is called a Christian ought to be
51   II, 1 |       such entertainments as are called by ourselves, we name rightly
52   II, 1 |  entertainments the Lord has not called agapoe. He says accordingly
53   II, 1 |        somewhere, "When thou art called to a wedding, recline not
54   II, 1 |         couch; but when thou art called, fall into the lowest place;"
55   II, 1 |         made a great supper, and called many." But I perceive whence
56   II, 1 |      heavens. But the earthly is called a supper, as has been shown
57   II, 1 |    voracious beast. People first called the abandoned asôtous, and
58   II, 1 |       have to advert to what are called things sacrificed to idols,
59   II, 1 |         saying, that "if any one called a brother be found a fornicator,
60   II, 1 |        matter of food. Gluttony, called opsophagia, is nothing but
61   II, 1 |      exactly like the one who is called the Ventriloquist-demon.
62   II, 1 |           the life which is here called happy, full of Italian and
63   II, 1 |        belly, very like the fish called ass, which, Aristotle says,
64   II, 2 |        water and of the Word--is called Eucharist, renowned and
65   II, 2 |       People in such a state are called by those who are skilful
66   II, 2 |        that follow a debauch; so called from the head shaking (kara
67   II, 2 |         this (if life it must be called, which is spent in idleness,
68   II, 2 |    Choaspes, a river of India so called, was that from which the
69   II, 2 |        us against those that are called Encratites. But women, making
70   II, 2 |        supper."~ To me, the star called by the mathematicians Acephalus (
71   II, 4 |   brimming cups, a song was sung called a skolion, after the manner
72   II, 5 |         a musical instrument--is called a smile. So also is laughter
73   II, 5 |          in the case of women is called a giggle, and is meretricious
74   II, 7 |        home." The twelve, having called together the multitude of
75   II, 7 |           by which domestics are called, being irrational signs,
76   II, 8 |         Gospel, are figuratively called the feet of the Lord, of
77   II, 8 |     idols. Sophocles accordingly called the narcissus "the ancient
78   II, 8 |      this very thing, which they called the disgrace of the Lord,
79   II, 10| barbarian philosophy, mystically called those Atheists who destroy
80   II, 12|           dusty-foots the Attics called them, on account of their
81   II, 13|          Scripture has somewhere called a pearl, the pure and pellucid
82   II, 13|        among the Attics they are called by this very name. The ungraceful
83   II, 13|       Philemon in the Synephebus called ankle-fetters:--~ "Conspicuous
84   II, 13|     badge of adultery. For Homer called those, too, golden chains.
85   II, 13|       Lord in the Gospel plainly called "fool." "For this night
86  III, 1 |          the intellect, which is called the reasoning faculty, is
87  III, 2 |  stranger. And therefore also He called him His friend who had despised
88  III, 3 |         all things. Prophecy has called him the "Ancient of days;
89  III, 3 |       God foreknew those who are called, according to His purpose,
90  III, 7 |    travelling, are allegorically called shoes. We must, then, cast
91  III, 8 |         Wherefore the former was called "friend," the latter "apostles;"
92  III, 9 |      indulge in it. The ancients called them places for fulling
93  III, 11|          unguents. Such a one is called by Solomon "a foolish and
94  III, 11|         once rude and divine, is called love--a spiritual book.
95  III, 11|          Charity.~ And if we are called to the kingdom of God, let