Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |            that which assumes the form of counselling to obedience,
 2    I, 1 |         which is presented in the form of example; which latter
 3    I, 2 |     devoid of passion; God in the form of man, stainless, the minister
 4    I, 2 |          right hand, and with the form of God is God. He is to
 5    I, 6 |          change in the nutriment, form the milk in themselves,
 6    I, 8 |     hortatory and the consolatory form; so also, in addition to
 7    I, 9 |       neglecting. He employs this form when He says by Esaias: "
 8    I, 9 |        laying it before one. This form of instruction He employs
 9    I, 9 |          think. Neither from this form of instruction does he abstain,
10    I, 10|        belongs to the panegyrical form of speech, the useful to
11    I, 10|        and the de-hortatory are a form of the persuasive, and the
12    I, 10|          style of sentence in one form becomes hortatory, and in
13    I, 10|       also the panegyrical in one form becomes inculpatory, and
14    I, 10|         Isaiah. And still another form of instruction is benediction. "
15   II, 8 |         and friendly to those who form the Church, defends them.
16   II, 9 |            for elaborate turnings form occasionally paths for creeping
17   II, 10|     passion is wont to deface the form, not to cast it into a new
18   II, 11|       transformation into a third form which they call lava, from
19   II, 11|      close to the body, takes its form more easily, and adhering
20   II, 13|       beam of light gleams in the form. For the beauty of each
21   II, 13|    practices, using as a bait the form of the serpent, and by fashioning
22   II, 13|          cast their gold into the form of an ox, and paid it idolatrous
23  III, 1 |        get himself up: he has the form which is of the Word; he
24  III, 1 |         which is of flesh has the form of a servant. Paul says,
25  III, 1 |       emptied Himself, taking the form of a servant," calling the
26  III, 1 |         we saw Him, and He had no form nor comeliness but His form
27  III, 1 |       form nor comeliness but His form was mean, inferior to men."
28  III, 3 |          meretricious and impious form of snare. For God wished
29  III, 3 |          defame the beauty of his form. No one would, I say, voluntarily
30  III, 3 |         the body which is of like form with the Lord? The man,
31  III, 3 | appearance, their clothes, shoes, form, walk, cut of their hair,
32  III, 8 |        said, and laid down in the form of disciplinary rules. What
33  III, 11|            in accordance with the form which has been given by
34  III, 11|            and will uncover their form"--their deformed form. I,
35  III, 11|       their form"--their deformed form. I, deem it wrong that servant
36  III, 12|       themselves in a compendious form, setting forth bare injunctions,
37  III, 12|          good. Abstain from every form of evil."~ "Continue in
38  III, 12|    acquire motion! When I want to form man, I want matter, and