Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |        called the healing art--an art acquired by human skill.
 2    I, 2 |          a while the "physician's art," according to Democritus, "
 3    I, 6 |   testimony to the Beloved, "Thou art My beloved Son, to-day have
 4    I, 6 |          under the law: "For thou art no more a servant," he says, "
 5    I, 7 |          He is the teacher of the art of instruction. For it was
 6    I, 8 |       this latter constitutes the art of censure. Now censure
 7    I, 8 |       being good, with consummate art glides into censure by rebuke;
 8    I, 8 |          be one; as Thou, Father, art in Me, and I in Thee, that
 9    I, 8 |          prayer, "Our Father, who art in heaven." And the heavens
10    I, 9 |         LORD; nor faint when thou art rebuked of Him: for whom
11    I, 9 |         potions." With consummate art, after applying to the virgin
12   II, 1 |          cookery, and the useless art of making pastry. For people
13   II, 1 | accordingly somewhere, "When thou art called to a wedding, recline
14   II, 1 |      highest couch; but when thou art called, fall into the lowest
15   II, 2 |    becomes, in reference to life, art; and so, while we live,
16   II, 3 |           break on account of the art, teaching us to fear while
17   II, 4 |        licentious and mischievous art of music. The Spirit, distinguishing
18   II, 8 |       Most High made him; and the art of healing is of the Lord."
19   II, 8 |        gives to him alone His own art. The Scripture therefore
20   II, 9 |     literature, another begin his art, the women handle the distaff,
21   II, 11|         bid farewell to, with the art itself. "For what prudent
22   II, 13|        God's gifts, emulating the art of the evil one. The rich
23   II, 13|       advantage either from their art or their attempt. But they
24   II, 13|          nature suffices. Let not art contend against nature;
25  III, 2 |         image to represent God by art, how can these women be
26  III, 11|       ourselves not to variegated art, but to nature as it is
27  III, 11|           Further, He says: "Thou art not to eat a kite or swift-winged
28  III, 12|           He says, "O child," who art rightly instructed, the
29  III, 12|       will hear thee; whilst thou art yet speaking, He will say,