Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |            humanity, and shows what ought to be done. And this is
 2    I, 9 |          destined to be truly happy ought to be purest and best."~
 3    I, 12|           devoted himself to Christ ought to be sufficient to himself,
 4    I, 12|         lusts, pointing out what we ought to abstain from, and supplying
 5    I, 12|    According to which image also we ought, conforming ourselves to
 6   II, 1 |           who is called a Christian ought to be during the whole of
 7   II, 1 |          with ourselves, and how we ought to regulate ourselves. We
 8   II, 1 |         work, to say how each of us ought to conduct himself in respect
 9   II, 1 |         whose sake chiefly a supper ought to be made. And further, "
10   II, 1 |           from Christ shows that we ought to partake of. But totally
11   II, 2 |           maturity sooner than they ought. The breasts and organs
12   II, 2 |            most people say that you ought to relax over your cups,
13   II, 2 |          think that then especially ought reason to be introduced
14   II, 2 |            if we are asleep; for He ought to be invited even to our
15   II, 2 |              And that he who drinks ought to observe moderation, He
16   II, 5 |            one's face? Wherefore we ought never of our own accord
17   II, 5 |             what is disgraceful, we ought to blush rather than smile,
18   II, 6 |          parts of the body which we ought not; and on the other, from
19   II, 6 | transgression of ignorance. No less ought we to keep pure from calumnious
20   II, 6 |             have believed in Christ ought to be inaccessible. It is
21   II, 7 |              from prolixity. For we ought not to speak long or much,
22   II, 7 |             speak long or much, nor ought we to speak frivolously.
23   II, 7 |          voice itself, so to speak, ought to receive its just dues;
24   II, 7 |            vociferous and clamorous ought to be silenced. For this
25   II, 8 |    salutarily warm the chill. A man ought not therefore to cool himself
26   II, 8 |          has its seat in the brain, ought to be bound about, not because
27   II, 9 |     suitable for manhood; for sleep ought not to be for the total
28   II, 9 |             Wherefore I say that it ought not to be allowed to come
29   II, 9 |            a dead man. Wherefore we ought often to rise by night and
30   II, 9 |    sleepless Word dwelling in them, ought not to sleep the livelong
31   II, 9 |            livelong night; but they ought to rise by night, especially
32   II, 11|              what are we to imagine ought to be said of love of ornament,
33   II, 11|            judge that the provision ought to be similar. For as it
34   II, 11|             so also their coverings ought to be similar; although
35   II, 11|            although such a covering ought to be assumed as is requisite
36   II, 11|           weakness, desire more, we ought to blame the habit of that
37   II, 11|             far life."~And our life ought to be anything rather than~
38   II, 11|             modesty alone (for such ought to be the true wife, dowered
39   II, 11|          nomenclature. The covering ought, in my judgment, to show
40   II, 12|         nailed shoes. Further, they ought for the most part to wear
41   II, 13|           itself entirely. For they ought to be adorned within, and
42  III, 2 |         house, for no chaste~ Woman ought to make her hair yellow,"~
43  III, 3 |            mind, which every day he ought to exhibit in greater comeliness;
44  III, 3 |          such enormities? Rather we ought not to call such as these
45  III, 4 |            creatures; although they ought to undertake the maintenance
46  III, 5 |             noble example of truth, ought to be ashamed at their stripping
47  III, 5 |            At home, therefore, they ought to regard with modesty parents
48  III, 6 |          This best of maxims, then, ought to be perpetually repeated, "
49  III, 9 |            bath is for some use, we ought not to indulge in it. The
50  III, 9 |             bodies sooner than they ought, and by cooking them, as
51  III, 11|         bonds. Wherefore also women ought to dress neatly, and bind
52  III, 11|           Wherefore this redundance ought to be liquefied and dispersed
53  III, 11|          that those who call on God ought not to mingle with unclean
54  III, 11|        veiled.~Out of Church.~ Such ought those who are consecrated
55  III, 11|      shameless use of a kiss, which ought to be mystic, occasions
56  III, 12|             that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man."~ "
57  III, 12|            saith he abideth in Him, ought himself to walk even as