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 1    I, 1   |         in the kindred faculty of reason a yearning after true life
 2    I, 2   |         ignorance which shade the reason to be shorn clean off, that
 3    I, 2   |          be shorn clean off, that reason (whose seat is in the brain),
 4    I, 2   |       meant which are contrary to reason. The involuntary act He
 5    I, 2   |         sin, which is contrary to reason. Hence consider the expression
 6    I, 2   |          For prophecy is given by reason both of obedience and disobedience:
 7    I, 3   |  something else, God had no other reason for creating him, than that
 8    I, 4   |         the name of man. For this reason I think the Attics called,
 9    I, 7   |         we ask in accordance with reason from God to be done for
10    I, 8   |          saying that the Lord, by reason of the rod, and threatening,
11    I, 8   |           than the rest, and with reason, will He love man, the noblest
12    I, 9   |      highest degree necessary, by reason of the feebleness of the
13    I, 9   |         uninstructed and base, by reason of his being unreproved
14    I, 10  | understanding." By Moses, too, by reason of the love He has to man,
15    I, 12  |           made altogether easy by reason of His benignity. He enjoins
16    I, 13  |         that is contrary to right reason is sin. Accordingly, therefore,
17    I, 13  |          as desire disobedient to reason ; fear, as weakness disobedient
18    I, 13  |           weakness disobedient to reason; pleasure, as an elation
19    I, 13  |         the spirit disobedient to reason. If, then, disobedience
20    I, 13  |      disobedience in reference to reason is the generating cause
21    I, 13  |       soul rendered harmonious by reason in respect to the whole
22    I, 13  |          the cultivation of right reason; so that, necessarily, whatever
23    I, 13  |          is done through error of reason is transgression, and is
24    I, 13  |          who transgresses against reason is no longer rational, but
25    I, 13  |       done right, in obedience to reason, the followers of the Stoics
26   II, 1   |    celestial food, the banquet of reason. "It beareth all things,
27   II, 1   |        the one class surrendering reason, the other friendship, and
28   II, 1   |           it is inconsistent with reason, for those that have been
29   II, 1   |     little way on he explains the reason of the command, when he
30   II, 2   |          by it; and the flesh, by reason of which the Word became
31   II, 2   |  drunkenness. For being moored by reason and time, as by anchors,
32   II, 2   |          to which they keep their reason unwavering, their memory
33   II, 2   |        that then especially ought reason to be introduced to mix
34   II, 2   |          can any one rightly wish reason to be absent from the festive
35   II, 2   |           is seen--namely sin, by reason of which it will not be
36   II, 2   |         towards destruction. With reason therefore, the Instructor,
37   II, 2   |      voluptuous indulgences. With reason, therefore, the apostle
38   II, 2   |    agreeable, therefore, to right reason, to drink on account of
39   II, 2   |          man, who is endowed with reason; much less for woman to
40   II, 5   |       intoxication, through which reason, weighed down in the soul
41   II, 7   |          to be silenced. For this reason, the wise Ulysses chastised
42   II, 8   |           being done away with by reason of the new faith. Besides,
43   II, 8   | untroubled tranquillity. For this reason they crown the dead, and
44   II, 9   |            And in conformity with reason, the bed which we use must
45   II, 10  |          illuminated by temperate reason. The thoughts of good men
46   II, 13  |       good works." For it is with reason that he bids decking of
47  III, 1   |   testifies, how can one with any reason adorn the handmaid like
48  III, 2   |        the unsullied principle of reason, when not instructed by
49  III, 11  |       turn the body. And for this reason it is chiefly to be worn
50  III, 11  |            And if you require the reason, it will further tell you,"
51  III, 12  |       widow. And come, and let us reason together, saith the Lord."
52  III, hymn|          spirit filled~ From fair Reason's breast distilled;~ Let