Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4   |        more this good obedience, give ourselves to the Lord; clinging
 2    I, 5   |     Scripture points to; then to give the paedagogue charge of
 3    I, 5   |       not in that case appear to give ear to the Attic dialect,
 4    I, 6   |    blessed, nor selected them to give nourishment; but when the
 5    I, 6   |       And the bread which I will give is My flesh, which I will
 6    I, 6   |        is My flesh, which I will give for the life of the world."
 7    I, 6   |       And the bread which I will give is My flesh," and since
 8    I, 6   |        The Lord is all these, to give enjoyment to us who have
 9    I, 9   |     Esaias: "Hear, O heaven; and give ear, O earth: for the LORD
10    I, 9   |        for us, and promising "to give His life a ransom for many."
11    I, 10  |          heavy laden, and I will give you rest;" and that which
12    I, 10  |        commandments of life, and give ear to know understanding."
13    I, 10  |        not take plunder: he will give his bread to the hungry,
14    I, 10  |     naked. His money he will not give on usury, and will not take
15   II, 2   |         the marriage, He did not give permission to get drunk.
16   II, 3   |         Sell what thou hast, and give to the poor; and come, follow
17   II, 4   |           it is a sacred duty to give thanks to God, having enjoyed
18   II, 6   |        speak an idle word, shall give an account to the Lord in
19   II, 6   | Instructor does not permit us to give utterance to aught unseemly,
20   II, 7   |       with the explosion, and so give proof of his bad breeding;
21   II, 8   |          men who belong to us to give forth the odour not of ointments,
22   II, 8   |          doors, we unconsciously give access into the soul to
23   II, 8   |       the streams of waters, and give forth a sweet fragrance
24   II, 11  |          as studiously framed to give pleasure, forming a sketch
25   II, 13  |         I have: why should I not give to those who need?" For
26  III, 2   |         to show the god, he will give you a hearty laugh at the
27  III, 3   |          plaster themselves, and give their hair to be pulled
28  III, 3   |        vigour of long experience give strength to old age, producing
29  III, 4   |          lord, but threatened to give them a self-willed and voluptuous
30  III, 4   |          is said, "for evil, nor give thyself to a multitude;"
31  III, 4   |          poor, having nothing to give away.~
32  III, 9   |        as it were, to temper and give an edge. Nor must we bathe
33  III, 10  |       neatly as possible, and so give herself exercise tending
34  III, 11  |         if they had not fingers, give themselves airs, scratching
35  III, 11  |          attitudes and movements give no ground of hope to the
36  III, 11  |  babbling nonsense; and let them give up hunting for the women
37  III, 11  |        to be pure; but they must give all diligence, to be beyond
38  III, 12  |     attentive ears." "And I will give to thee the treasures of
39  III, 12  |         upon your wrath; neither give place to the devil. Let
40  III, 12  |        good, that he may have to give to him that needeth. Let
41  III, paed|  proceeding, ever may I praise;~ Give me nor poverty nor wealth,