Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |       from all the Persians and set over their sons. But the
 2    I, 7 | Wherefore also He adds, "I have set thee for a prophet to the
 3    I, 9 |        not, saith the Lord; but set at nought my counsels, and
 4    I, 9 |    provoking race; a race which set not their heart aright,
 5    I, 10|         mountains, and hath not set his eyes on the devices
 6    I, 12|  suitable to the choice that is set upon moral loveliness, resulting
 7   II, 1 |    apostle bids us "eat what is set before us, asking no questions
 8   II, 1 |       are to partake of what is set before us, as becomes a
 9   II, 1 |      abstain, and touch what is set before us in a decorous
10   II, 1 |     roast rather than boiled be set down. Have you anything
11   II, 2 |     licentiousness, if she only set her choice on pleasures.
12   II, 5 |        more absurd for a man to set about making himself a laughing-stock,
13   II, 5 |        therefore disgraceful to set one's self to do this; since
14   II, 7 |       said, "like a man what is set before you. Be the first
15   II, 11|     prophet says, "Thrones were set, and upon them sat one like
16   II, 11|        skins, yet are we not to set our hearts on it. The blessed
17   II, 13|     wear fastened to chains and set in necklaces, amethysts,
18  III, 1 |       compassionate God Himself set the flesh free, and releasing
19  III, 2 |    whether she will or not."~ I set these quotations from the
20  III, 3 |        so high a value does God set on these locks, that He
21  III, 4 |       than nightingales; and to set before them that saying, "
22  III, 5 |       show, they ostentatiously set out in the baths, and thus
23  III, 10|       her husband when thirsty, set food on the table as neatly
24  III, 12|      the love of the Instructor set forth in various salutary
25  III, 12|      recount; and I shall again set before you the precepts