Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |          The involuntary act He calls "sudden," the sin He calls "
 2    I, 2 |      calls "sudden," the sin He calls "irrational." Wherefore
 3    I, 5 |    heaven. Again, therefore, He calls them children; for He says, "
 4    I, 5 |   reference to sin. And that He calls us chickens the Scripture
 5    I, 5 |     childhood. For sometimes He calls us children, sometimes chickens,
 6    I, 5 |      And again, He figuratively calls us colts unyoked to vice,
 7    I, 5 |        spirit. And that He also calls us lambs, the Spirit by
 8    I, 5 |    abhors the man of blood;" he calls him man, as perfect in wickedness.
 9    I, 5 |     greatest weight. The Spirit calls the Lord Himself a child,
10    I, 5 |       God!" For since Scripture calls the infant children lambs,
11    I, 6 |        whom alone the Scripture calls man, as we have said before. "
12    I, 6 |       against his will, when he calls righteous men milk-fed (
13    I, 6 |    carnal; whom with justice he calls still carnal, as minding
14    I, 7 |      called Jesus: Sometimes He calls Himself a shepherd, and
15    I, 8 |          and those whom censure calls not forth to salvation being
16    I, 9 |       of whoredom, He thereupon calls her back to an honourable
17    I, 10|  methods of curative treatment, calls humanity to salvation. By
18    I, 10|     person. And very clearly He calls to goodness by Solomon,
19    I, 10|         reward of knowledge, He calls the wise to the love of
20   II, 1 |       Epicharmus the comic poet calls "monster-paunch."~ Such
21   II, 2 |       the vine. He figuratively calls the Word "shed for many,
22   II, 4 |         and organ." Our body He calls an organ, and its nerves
23   II, 4 |       the clashing cymbals." He calls the tongue the cymbal of
24   II, 4 |     sober blessing. The apostle calls the psalm "a spiritual song."~
25   II, 5 |      clever man in this case he calls wise, inasmuch as he is
26   II, 6 |        thanks." And if "he that calls his brother a fool be in
27   II, 11|         show their effeminancy, calls "Long-robed." Those, therefore,
28   II, 13|    shall be enriched." Manly He calls those who despise wealth,
29  III, 1 |         not her own." For truth calls that its own which belongs
30  III, 3 | abandoned luxury. Such the Lord calls us to be--naked of finery,
31  III, 6 |         who abjures luxury, but calls self-help as a servant,
32  III, 11|       evil reports. The apostle calls the kiss holy. When the