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 1    I, 5 |        heaven." He does not then use the appellation of children
 2    I, 6 |    preserving consistency in the use of figurative speech, when
 3    I, 6 |          him. Further, many also use the fat of milk, called
 4    I, 7 |          children only learn the use of the bow, and on reaching
 5    I, 8 |          those that despitefully use us." But that God is good,
 6    I, 9 |         as under a veil. He made use of this by Jeremiah: "How
 7    I, 9 |       the Divine Instructor made use by Jeremiah, saying, "Thou
 8   II, 1 |          the contrary, those who use the most frugal fare are
 9   II, 1 |          his mouth." The natural use of food is then indifferent. "
10   II, 1 |    Father's gifts; but we should use them, without undue attachment
11   II, 1 |        nothing but excess in the use of relishes (opson); and
12   II, 1 |      made, yet it is not good to use all things, nor at all times.
13   II, 1 |      which are fit for immediate use without fire, since they
14   II, 1 |       call not thou common." The use of them is accordingly indifferent
15   II, 1 |      Moses, deprived them of the use of innumerable things, adding
16   II, 1 |         impossible for those who use dainties to abstain from
17   II, 2 |               II. ON DRINKING.~ "Use a little wine," says the
18   II, 2 |      excess, from the immoderate use of liquids supplied in excessive
19   II, 2 |        debauch is the immoderate use of wine, intoxication the
20   II, 2 |  disorder that results from such use; crapulousness (kraipalê)
21   II, 2 |    intestines. For, as we are to use food to satisfy hunger,
22   II, 2 |        hunger, so also are we to use drink to satisfy thirst,
23   II, 2 |   arrogant; counselling women to use with indifference what comes
24   II, 3 |      COSTLY VESSELS.~ And so the use of cups made of silver and
25   II, 3 |        keep, and not adapted for use. The elaborate vanity, too,
26   II, 3 | household utensils, of which let use, not expense, be the measure?
27   II, 3 |       thirst easily. For He made use, not extravagance His aim.
28   II, 3 |          without difficulty, and use with ease, we praise, keep
29   II, 3 |       possess is given to us for use, and use for sufficiency,
30   II, 3 |         given to us for use, and use for sufficiency, which one
31   II, 4 |         therefore, the Etruscans use the trumpet, the Arcadians
32   II, 4 |         of God were wont to make use of also in the choruses
33   II, 6 |       appellations not in common use are applied, is there the
34   II, 8 |                     VIII. ON THE USE OF OINTMENTS AND CROWNS.~
35   II, 8 |       OINTMENTS AND CROWNS.~ The use of crowns and ointments
36   II, 8 |     scents to their persons, its use is more censurable. Of these
37   II, 8 |       merchant was present. They use, too, the unguent made from
38   II, 8 |       and the others which women use besides, both moist and
39   II, 8 |   pleasure which is linked to no use serviceable to life, come
40   II, 8 |     supple his nerves. For their use is not wholly to be laid
41   II, 8 |        been given manifestly for use, not for voluptuousness.
42   II, 8 |      greyer by the perfumes they use, which are of a drying nature.
43   II, 8 |      perfume of unguents. Such a use of crowns, also, has degenerated
44   II, 8 |        of beautiful objects. The use of them is injurious, and
45   II, 8 |        it quickly fades. But the use of crowns did not exist
46   II, 8 |          are restrained from the use of crowns; and do not think
47   II, 8 |          own proper and grateful use, but have abused them to
48   II, 8 |     flowers to those that do not use them? let them know, then,
49   II, 8 |        also were created for our use. "Hear me," it is said, "
50   II, 9 |      about these things, for the use of them is not forbidden
51   II, 9 |         reason, the bed which we use must be simple and frugal,
52   II, 9 |       watching." For there is no use of a sleeping man, as there
53   II, 11|         they may be permitted to use softer clothes, provided
54   II, 11|          spring from it. For the use of colours is not beneficial,
55   II, 11|           it is most suitable to use white and simple garments.
56   II, 11|       all strangeness, so in the use of them we must beware of
57   II, 11|         may with great propriety use the language addressed to
58   II, 11|         themselves to be of less use and less value than cloth.
59   II, 12|  accordance with nature. For the use of shoes is partly for covering,
60   II, 12|         endure bare feet, we may use slippers or white shoes;
61   II, 13|          apology, "Why may I not use what God hath exhibited?"
62   II, 13|        know well, the liberty of use, but only so far as necessary;
63   II, 13|          has determined that the use should be common. And it
64   II, 13|          would say, if they make use of them impartially and
65   II, 13|          yet, with a view to the use of what is necessary, we
66  III, 2 |       seen to be yellow from the use of cosmetics, and susceptible
67  III, 2 |      they deserve to perish, who use crocodiles' excrement, and
68  III, 3 |        has made abundant for thy use, O man, having taught thee
69  III, 6 |      unless one, despising them, use them skilfully, so as to
70  III, 9 |                IX. WHY WE ARE TO USE THE BATH.~ There are, then,
71  III, 9 |          in other ways. Constant use of the bath, too, impairs
72  III, 9 |       then, the bath is for some use, we ought not to indulge
73  III, 9 |       for us. For we must not so use the bath as to require an
74  III, 10|   billets of wood which he is to use himself. Jacob fed the sheep
75  III, 11|          wearing of gold and the use of softer clothing is not
76  III, 11|  Instructor permits us, then, to use simple clothing, and of
77  III, 11|        Nor is a man in health to use his servants as horses to
78  III, 11|        very thing, the shameless use of a kiss, which ought to
79  III, 12|       for them that despitefully use us." And He says: "If any