Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5   |             light, and glory, and praise, with supplication to the
 2    I, 5   |     sucklings Thou hast perfected praise?" In this way the Lord in
 3    I, 5   |          David accordingly says, "Praise, O children, the LORD; praise
 4    I, 5   |     Praise, O children, the LORD; praise the name of the LORD." It
 5    I, 8   |      those who are not induced by praise are spurred on by censure;
 6    I, 10  |          perfect man is worthy of praise, and the bad man of blame.
 7    I, 10  |         therefore alone worthy of praise. But I do not employ such
 8    I, 10  |       language. I say, then, that praise or blame, or whatever resembles
 9    I, 10  |      blame, or whatever resembles praise or blame, are medicines
10    I, 10  |      their own free-will, grow by praise:-~ "For virtue that is praised~
11   II, 3   | difficulty, and use with ease, we praise, keep easily, and communicate
12   II, 4   |           divine service, sings, "Praise Him with the sound of trumpet;"
13   II, 4   |         He shall raise the dead. "Praise Him on the psaltery;" for
14   II, 4   |        psaltery of the Lord. "And praise Him on the lyre." By the
15   II, 4   |           it were by a plectrum. "Praise with the timbrel and the
16   II, 4   |          in the resounding skin. "Praise Him on the chords and organ."
17   II, 4   |        gives forth human voices. "Praise Him on the clashing cymbals."
18   II, 4   |       humanity, "Let every breath praise the Loan," because He cares
19   II, 4   |           the Lord, ye righteous; praise is comely to the upright,"
20   II, 4   |        drinking it is suitable to praise Him on partaking of His
21   II, 4   |           hymns to God. "Let them praise," it is said, "His name
22   II, 4   |          will show thee: "Let His praise be in the congregation (
23   II, 11  |           loving ornament, loving praise, and being everything but
24  III, 11  |           is blessed; and let her praise the fear of the LORD."~
25  III, pray|        day; and giving thanks may praise, and praising thank the
26  III, pray|       reward of due thanksgiving--praise suitable to His fair instruction.~
27  III, hymn|       solemn lays~ Their hymns of praise~ With guileless lips to
28  III, hymn|            Unto God their hymn of praise,~ Jesus Christ!~III.~ Nourished
29  III, hymn|       With pure lips our hymns of praise~ As our grateful offering,~
30  III, paed|        servant still,~ (Seemly is praise to Thee for Thy behests).~
31  III, paed|       Thee proceeding, ever may I praise;~ Give me nor poverty nor