Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |          that has risen through fire, as the wheat springs up
 2    I, 6 |     truth, it has risen through fire for the joy of the Church,
 3    I, 7 |     whom the rod heals not, the fire may devour. "There shall
 4    I, 8 |        a brand plucked from the fire: and yet ye have not returned
 5    I, 9 |      which the chaff due to the fire is separated from the wheat."
 6    I, 10|         wrought into shape with fire, and hammer, and anvil,
 7   II, 1 |    mortar, cling to matter like fire. More than that, they emasculate
 8   II, 1 |       for immediate use without fire, since they are readiest;
 9   II, 2 |        they would the danger of fire. It is proper, therefore,
10   II, 2 |       wine--adding, as it were, fire to fire. For hence wild
11   II, 2 |     adding, as it were, fire to fire. For hence wild impulses
12   II, 2 |     which has strength equal to fire come to men.~ Then will
13   II, 8 |     therefore says, "Water, and fire, and iron, and milk, and
14   II, 11|   nothing but to be burned with fire. "There was a certain man,"
15   II, 11|     being made par-taker of the fire; while the other flourished
16   II, 13|         children, on seeing the fire, rush to it, attracted by
17   II, 13|       an idol, and is tested by fire; for which alone luxury
18  III, 2 |       whom alone the chariot of fire is guided. For the mind
19  III, 8 |         little of the sagacious fire on licentiousness; lest
20  III, 11|         as smoke is the sign of fire, and a good complexion and
21  III, 11|        affection blazes up like fire;" the affection which arises
22  III, 11| affection which arises from the fire which we call love, leading
23  III, 11|       call love, leading to the fire which will never cease in
24  III, 12|         within itself; let this fire restrain its wrath; let
25  III, 12|     formed. If you know me, the fire will be your slave."~ Such