Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |      eagle protects her nest, and shows her fond solicitude for
 2    I, 8 |         takes care of him. And He shows this practically, in instructing
 3    I, 8 |          death. Further, the Lord shows very clearly of HimSelf,
 4    I, 8 |          the approach to sin, and shows His love to man, still delaying,
 5    I, 8 |      always exhorts humanity, and shows what ought to be done. And
 6    I, 8 |          of threatening silently, shows His own love for man. "I
 7    I, 8 |           them that hate Him, and shows mercy to those that love
 8    I, 9 |          send them forth." For He shows both things: both His divinity
 9    I, 9 |           having shown their sin, shows salvation side by side.
10    I, 9 | understood embraced a harlot." He shows their offence to be clearer,
11    I, 9 |         to an ugly man because it shows him what like he is; and
12    I, 9 |   transgressions on him, but only shows the sins which are there;
13    I, 10|           up the merited penalty, shows the benignity of His beneficence
14   II, 1 |       food that comes from Christ shows that we ought to partake
15   II, 2 |        drinking goes on?" Here he shows the lover of drink to be
16   II, 2 |          Wine wandering in speech shows all secrets.~ Soul-deceiving
17   II, 3 |           be seen in faith, which shows no difference, practising
18   II, 5 |          it issues differently it shows a want of restraint. For,
19   II, 6 |          says, "defileth a man,"--shows him to be unclean, and heathenish,
20   II, 7 |          inasmuch as by greed one shows an uncontrolled appetite.
21   II, 8 |        the new faith. Besides, it shows the Lord's passion, if you
22   II, 8 |       effluvium, as the etymology shows. The narcissus is a flower
23   II, 11|         that he indicates; but he shows the immortal adornment,
24   II, 11|          also beauty of character shows its magnanimity, when not
25   II, 11|           that many-flowered coat shows the flowers of wisdom, the
26   II, 11|           and seek with eagerness shows instead of realities from
27   II, 13|           habit of falsehood; and shows not what is decorous, simple,
28   II, 13|           simplicity, as the name shows, is not conspicuous, is
29  III, 2 |           the body beautiful? She shows it bare.~ Has she beautiful
30  III, 2 |          others. For as the brand shows the slave, so do gaudy colours
31  III, 3 |   smoothness) remained a man, and shows himself man. And to him
32  III, 3 |  prostitutes; and licence in lust shows them to be the men that
33  III, 4 |          a multitude;" for wisdom shows itself among few, but disorder
34  III, 8 |          Others having sinned, He shows us their base-ness, and
35  III, 11|      clothing of this description shows the character of our habits.
36  III, 11|           A cropped head not only shows a man to be gave, but renders
37  III, 11|           allowing improprieties, shows that she does not disapprove