Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |            from the custom of this world in which he has been reared,
 2    I, 2 |            first circles about the world, the heavens, and the sun'
 3    I, 4 |         and training. "For in this world," he says, "they marry,
 4    I, 4 |        from the male; "but in that world it is so no more." There
 5    I, 5 |       under foot the things of the world.~ "Rejoice greatly, O daughter
 6    I, 5 |           in soul, loosed from the world and our sins, touching the
 7    I, 5 |          as to appear to be in the world, we pursue holy wisdom,
 8    I, 5 |         care of the things of this world, and exhorting them to adhere
 9    I, 5 |            a son to God and to the world,--to the one as deceived,
10    I, 6 |            and this s is named the world; so also His counsel is
11    I, 6 |            far as possible in this world, which is what he means
12    I, 6 |            our departure from this world does it make us who have
13    I, 6 |     salvation than the wise in the world, who, thinking themselves
14    I, 6 |            prudent of this present world have been revealed to babes.
15    I, 6 |         under the rudiments of the world: but when the fulness of
16    I, 6 |           revelation in the future world, like food, face to face. "
17    I, 6 |             and giveth life to the world. And the bread which I will
18    I, 6 |           give for the life of the world." Here is to be noted the
19    I, 7 |           blasts that blow in this world, nor commits the child to
20    I, 7 |       before the foundation of the world; but now babes, through
21    I, 8 |         may be one in Us: that the world also may believe that Thou
22    I, 8 |       before the foundation of the world. O righteous Father, the
23    I, 8 |            O righteous Father, the world hath not known Thee: but
24    I, 8 |            to Him, who created the world. It is indisputable, then,
25   II, 1 |            and put themselves to a world of trouble to procure dainties
26   II, 1 |            absolutely to sweep the world with a drag-net to gratify
27   II, 1 |          not eat it as long as the world lasts," says he, "that I
28   II, 1 |          an idol is nothing in the world; but we have only one true
29   II, 2 |           Adam, that is, the whole world; supplying piety with drink
30   II, 3 |         sick for the things of the world, and living proudly through
31   II, 8 |             who travelled over the world and preached the Gospel,
32   II, 8 |            from His sojourn in the world. For the dead are anointed.
33   II, 8 |            His departure from this world to the place whence He came,
34   II, 10| everlasting chastity. "For in this world they marry and and are given
35   II, 11|       things do the nations of the world seek after." The nations
36   II, 11|    ornaments? For the field is the world, and we who are bedewed
37   II, 11|          ornaments of earth to the world, and bidding them farewell
38   II, 11|     exchanging her husband for the world, after the fashion of that
39   II, 11|       value than cloth. Why in the world do you seek after what is
40  III, 11|         sends us on our way to the world to come.~Public Spectacles.~
41  III, 11|          the wise according to the world, but of those according
42  III, 11|          conducting affairs in the world decorously according to
43  III, 12|            names of things in this world, the Word thus training
44  III, 12|         from the foundation of the world: for I was an hungry, and
45  III, 12|             but also for the whole world. And by this we know that
46  III, 12|     Instructor, the Creator of the world and of man: and of Himself,
47  III, 12|            and of Himself, now the world's Instructor, by whose command
48  III, 12|          to shine as lights in the world."~ All that remains therefore