Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5   |     definition of children, so to speak, when he says, "I would
 2    I, 6   |         so it was deemed right to speak to the Word, and He is free.
 3    I, 6   |   concerned in both. Faith, so to speak, is the attempt generated
 4    I, 6   |        And I, brethren, could not speak unto you as unto spiritual,
 5    I, 9   |          impulses of humanity. To speak briefly, therefore, the
 6    I, 9   |           whatever. For those who speak with a man merely to please
 7    I, 9   |        pain him; while those that speak for his good, though they
 8    I, 9   |          scorpions; nevertheless, speak to them, if peradventure
 9    I, 10  |          men. Hear me; for I will speak of excellent things; " and
10   II, 1   |        that one's greed is, so to speak, carried round by the servants.
11   II, 2   |          He, "thy mouth will then speak perverse things, and thou
12   II, 4   |      improper sight and sound, to speak in a word, and every shameful
13   II, 5   |          All senseless people, to speak in a word, wine~ "Commands
14   II, 6   | respecting such: "Whosoever shall speak an idle word, shall give
15   II, 7   |        might by way of pleasantry speak thus: "This son of mine (
16   II, 7   |      persons, who are impelled to speak to one who maintains a conversation
17   II, 7   |          experienced, mature age. Speak, old man, at a banquet,
18   II, 7   |           is becoming to you. But speak without embarrassment, and
19   II, 7   |        Wisdom also commands thee. Speak, if you must, with hesitation,
20   II, 7   |    prolixity. For we ought not to speak long or much, nor ought
21   II, 7   |          or much, nor ought we to speak frivolously. Nor must we
22   II, 7   |           the voice itself, so to speak, ought to receive its just
23   II, 8   |       respecting them, were we to speak of flowers and odours as
24   II, 9   |           ancient Greeks. But why speak of these? Jacob slept on
25   II, 9   |           all of us should, so to speak, fight against sleep, accustoming
26  III, 11  |      Gentiles; that, whereas they speak against you as evil-doers,
27  III, 11  |          high rank, should either speak or act unbecomingly to them.
28  III, 11  |        net price, and studying to speak the truth, if he get not
29  III, 12  |          For this Word of whom we speak alone is sinless. For to
30  III, 12  |        germ. "Putting away lying, speak every man truth with his
31  III, 12  |         children; by which, so to speak, vice is cut up by the roots,
32  III, paed|          enjoying; let me act and speak~ In all things as Thy Holy