Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |            said to the paralytic; "take the bed on which thou liest,
 2    I, 5 |         requisite that they should take more unsparing advantage
 3    I, 5 |          in what follows He says: "Take no anxious thought for the
 4    I, 6 |            we do not say that both take place together at the same
 5    I, 6 |       disciples. Does this, I ask, take place on the advent of this
 6    I, 6 |     galaktophagoi). So also may we take the Scripture: "And I, brethren,
 7    I, 8 |            is nothing else than to take care of man. God therefore
 8    I, 8 |           prescribing what it must take, and forbidding what it
 9    I, 8 |            grant that He wishes to take vengeance. Revenge is retribution
10    I, 8 |           He will not desire us to take revenge, who teaches us "
11    I, 9 |        foreknowledge of what would take place, and His love in affording
12    I, 9 | unmanageable, and a son who is let take his own way turns out reckless."
13    I, 10|      debtor's pledge, and will not take plunder: he will give his
14    I, 10|        give on usury, and will not take interest; and he will turn
15    I, 12|           accomplished. The view I take is, that He Himself formed
16    I, 12|            listen to the Word, and take on the impress of the truly
17    I, 12|          storehouse. For He says, "Take no anxious thought for to-morrow,"
18   II, 1 |            the recompense of sin. "Take no pleasure in abominable
19   II, 1 | righteousness, He admonishes us to take away luxury and avarice,
20   II, 1 |      wanting to them, though "they take no thought for their food."
21   II, 2 |         blessed the wine, saying, "Take, drink: this is my blood"--
22   II, 3 |          are they who, from greed, take delight in what they have
23   II, 4 |            he adds, "The LORD will take pleasure in His people."
24   II, 5 |        than smile, lest we seem to take pleasure in it by sympathy;
25   II, 7 |            assemblies at festivals take place on account of affection,
26   II, 7 |            eating and drinking, to take a small portion, and deliberately,
27   II, 8 |    finished. But the dog and horse take no account of the ointment,
28   II, 8 |             an attraction and flow take place from the head to the
29   II, 10|       Isaiah: "Woe be to those who take counsel in secret, and say,
30   II, 11|     disciplines the soul, saying, "Take no thought for your life (
31   II, 11|         shown from the Scripture, "Take no thought what things ye
32   II, 11|            ye shall drink." For to take thought of these things
33   II, 13|         For this night they shall ~take of thee thy soul; whose
34   II, 13|        cunning himself, let us not take part in this meretricious
35  III, 3 |        towns are full of those who take out hair by pitch-plasters,
36  III, 4 |              who shall," He says, "take your daughters to be perfumers,
37  III, 4 |         that are born at home, and take up the young of birds, and
38  III, 6 |            dear at three coppers."~Take away, then, directly the
39  III, 8 |        Telemachus; for she did not take a husband in addition to
40  III, 11|      allowing those who attempt to take lesser liberties not to
41  III, 11|  philosophize. "For thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy
42  III, 12|         other also; and if any one take away thy coat, hinder him