Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |         into a mixture of wine and water, seizes on the wine and
 2    I, 6 |          most natural affinity for water, as assuredly the spiritual
 3    I, 6 |         that swallow a little cold water, in addition to the above-mentioned
 4    I, 6 |            by its combination with water, not in consequence of any
 5    I, 6 |          but in consequence of the water taking kindly to the milk
 6    I, 6 |         the agreement of milk with water; for it receives it alone
 7    I, 6 |         and admits of mixture with water, for the purpose of cleansing,
 8    I, 9 |           will not be able to hold water." And again, by the same: "
 9    I, 12|             and regenerated him by water ; and made him grow by his
10   II, 1 |            those who rise from the water to the bait of righteousness,
11   II, 1 |   beneficial fountain, in order to water those who have been planted
12   II, 2 |      apostle to Timothy, who drank water, "for thy stomach's sake;"
13   II, 2 |      therefore, for the thirsty is water. This was the simple drink
14   II, 2 |           desired to be mixed with water, as His blood is mingled
15   II, 2 |            as wine is blended with water, so is the Spirit with man.
16   II, 2 |            the mixture of wine and water, nourishes to faith; while
17   II, 2 |            mixture of both--of the water and of the Word--is called
18   II, 2 |          life, and who are fond of water, the medicine of temperance,
19   II, 2 |            satisfied with a little water. For it is not proper that
20   II, 2 |          For it is not proper that water should be supplied in too
21   II, 2 |          mix the wine with as much water as possible, and not to
22   II, 2 |          have recourse to it as to water, and so get enervated to
23   II, 2 | drunkenness, and not pour it in as water from love of wine. For both
24   II, 2 |            the mixture of both, of water and of wine, conduces together
25   II, 2 |            of what is useful. With water, then, which is the necessary
26   II, 2 |           asôston). For if He made water wine at the marriage, He
27   II, 2 |         unless they were to import water also, like the foolish Persian
28   II, 2 |           that from which the best water for drinking--the Choaspian--
29   II, 2 |       people lovers of it, so does water too. The Holy Spirit, uttering
30   II, 3 |      Samaritan woman, who drew the water from the well in an earthenware
31   II, 8 |         Scripture therefore says, "Water, and fire, and iron, and
32   II, 13|          the flesh, regenerated by water, becomes precious. For that
33   II, 13|         that oyster that is in the water covers the flesh all round,
34   II, 13|         first necessaries, such as water and air, He supplies free
35   II, 13|           has hid in the earth and water. Wherefore ants dig, and
36  III, 1 |        beast,~"But he became moist water, and a tree of lofty branches."~
37  III, 2 |            with all. "Abstain from water that is another's," He says, "
38  III, 5 |           of dropsical people, the water covered by the skin. Disease
39  III, 7 |        cake of barley and a jar of water." Such the Lord sent as
40  III, 9 |          going afterwards into the water, have assuaged their thirst.
41  III, 9 |      market-place. But to have the water poured over us by several
42  III, 9 |           body, is accomplished by water alone, as often in the country
43  III, 10|      respectable for a man to draw water for himself, and to cut
44  III, 10|        catch men" as fishes in the water.~
45  III, 11|          children drawn out of the water. For we are not to delineate
46  III, 11|            bread, and sweet stolen water;" meaning by this, clandestine
47  III, 11|           thou pass over a strange water, and cross to Acheron."
48  III, 12|         divine commands! "Let this water undulate within itself;