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 1    I, 4   |      daughter; for by nature~ The child (paidarion) is most loving.~
 2    I, 5   | appellation derived from the word child, have named training paideia,
 3    I, 5   |             Jesus placed a little child in the midst, saying, "Whosoever,
 4    I, 5   |     humble himself as this little child, the same shall be the greater
 5    I, 5   |       commandment is in reality a child and a son to God and to
 6    I, 5   |     cherisheth her children." The child (nêpios) is therefore gentle (
 7    I, 5   |            a tender bride," and a child "tender-hearted." And we
 8    I, 5   |         we are, i.s delicate as a child. On account of the hearts
 9    I, 5   |    towards evil." For the name of child, nêpios, is not understood
10    I, 5   |          the stag's fawn, and the child of man, are looked upon
11    I, 5   |       bestows on them the name of child. The word Isaac I also connect
12    I, 5   |         Isaac I also connect with child. Isaac means laughter. He
13    I, 5   |          is a type of the Lord, a child as a son; for he was the
14    I, 5   |          calls the Lord Himself a child, thus prophesying by Esaias: "
15    I, 5   |           by Esaias: "Lo, to us a child has been born, to us a son
16    I, 5   |         Who, then, is this infant child? He according to whose image
17    I, 5   |          great God! O the perfect child! The Son in the Father,
18    I, 5   |        not the discipline of this child be perfect, which extends
19    I, 5   |          worthy of trust. To this child additional testimony is
20    I, 5   |       that is the Son of God, the child of the Father.~
21    I, 6   |         expression, "When I was a child, I thought as a child, I
22    I, 6   |           a child, I thought as a child, I spoke as a child," points
23    I, 6   |          as a child, I spoke as a child," points out his mode of
24    I, 6   |          as long as the heir is a child, he differeth nothing from
25    I, 6   |         expression, "When I was a child," may be elegantly expounded
26    I, 6   |        extraction) I thought as a child, when I followed the law;
27    I, 6   |     entertain the sentiments of a child, that is, of the law, but
28    I, 6   |      there may be no fear for the child. Blood, too, is the moister
29    I, 6   |         now bend down towards the child, being taught to furnish
30    I, 6   |       milk; for the milk was this child fair and comely, the body
31    I, 6   |            The Word is all to the child, both father and mother
32    I, 6   |       creature. Further also, the child after birth is nourished
33    I, 6   |           to have brought forth a child, and to be truly a mother,
34    I, 6   |       prophesies the birth of the child says: "Butter and honey
35    I, 7   |       this world, nor commits the child to them like a vessel to
36    I, 7   |           stoutly holds on to the child's helm,--his ears, I mean,--
37    I, 7   |         forms him into a faithful child, saying, "And be blameless;
38  III, 4   |         do not receive the orphan child; but they expose children
39  III, 12  |        faith. "Hear," He says, "O child," who art rightly instructed,
40  III, 12  |       trained and sanctified as a child of God, and has his conversation
41  III, hymn|  undefiled,~ Celebrate the mighty Child.~ We, Christ-born, the choir