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 1    I, 1   |         exhorts to the attainment of right dispositions and character,
 2    I, 2   |               who is at the Father's right hand, and with the form
 3    I, 2   |         whatever in human actions is right and regular, is the result
 4    I, 5   |             Let my lambs stand on my right,"" He alludes to the simple
 5    I, 5   |         paidagôgia) we declare to be right guiding from childhood to
 6    I, 5   |          Christ the head. Then it is right to notice, with respect
 7    I, 5   |        everything but suffer, as was right, yielding the precedence
 8    I, 6   |            God; for so it was deemed right to speak to the Word, and
 9    I, 7   |          knowledge of the truth, and right guidance which leads to
10    I, 7   |   instruction which is of God is the right direction of truth to the
11    I, 8   |     treatment is advantageous to the right training of the children,
12    I, 8   |              who placed some "on the right hand, and others on the
13    I, 9   |           ways exalted above what is right. In this way He instructed
14    I, 11  |             and for the promotion of right actions, securing attention,
15    I, 12  |          overstrained, but is of the right tension. Thus, therefore,
16    I, 13  |       Everything that is contrary to right reason is sin. Accordingly,
17    I, 13  |             to be the cultivation of right reason; so that, necessarily,
18    I, 13  |               But that which is done right, in obedience to reason,
19    I, 13  |             eternity is our end. The right operation of piety perfects
20   II, 1   |              growth, and health, and right strength, not strength that
21   II, 1   |             God thanks." So that the right food is thanksgiving. And
22   II, 1   |             height, are made to grow right by deficiency in nourishment.
23   II, 2   |              medicine. For it is not right to pour into the burning
24   II, 2   |             agreeable, therefore, to right reason, to drink on account
25   II, 5   |            when given vent to in the right manner it indicates orderliness,
26   II, 7   |               I also should think it right to impose a limit on the
27   II, 8   | flower-coloured wools. For it is not right that ensnaring garments
28   II, 10  |              For what is holy, as is right, abhors to be polluted.
29   II, 10  |         clothes; because it is never right for the just man to divest
30   II, 11  |               the queen stood at Thy right hand, clad in cloth of gold,
31   II, 12  |            and setting before us the right aim, as is the habit with
32   II, 13  |             ear-drops. For it is not right to force nature against
33  III, 2   |               how can these women be right, who by their own reflection
34  III, 3   |        nature. In this God deemed it right that he should excel, and
35  III, 3   |             I. No one who entertains right sentiments would wish to
36  III, 7   |             displaces a man from the right mode of life, and induces
37  III, 8   |             A MOST IMPORTANT PART OF RIGHT INSTRUCTION.~ And if any
38  III, 11  |           away from the truth. It is right, then, for men to repose
39  III, 11  |            hair, the following seems right. Let the head of men be
40  III, 11  |              pass by the way, who go right on their ways;" by her style
41  III, 11  |              to them. But I think it right that they should be corrected
42  III, 11  |             But, above all, it seems right that we turn away from the
43  III, 11  |               and thine eyelids wink right." For while it is possible
44  III, 12  |             signal delights,~ As the right and virtuous disposition~
45  III, pray|          all-surveying Word, it were right that, having got to this