Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4 |       lambs, is a common name of simplicity for the male and female
 2    I, 5 |    speech, giving variety to the simplicity of the faith by diverse
 3    I, 5 |           for our imitation, the simplicity that is in children. The
 4    I, 5 |       has to that tenderness and simplicity of disposition in men which
 5    I, 5 |        mystically describing the simplicity of childhood. For sometimes
 6    I, 5 |      Christ, and the eternity of simplicity, which shall know no old
 7    I, 5 |    tender than sheep, to express simplicity. And we also in truth, honouring
 8    I, 5 |      mind, which is the basis of simplicity and truth. For He says, "
 9    I, 6 |       having yet attained to the simplicity of childhood, but as being
10    I, 6 |  vainglorious wisdom to the true simplicity. For the blood is found
11    I, 12| self-sufficing mode of life, for simplicity, and for girding up our
12   II, 1 |     there not within a temperate simplicity a wholesome variety of eatables?
13   II, 11|         example of frugality and simplicity of life. For he also "ate
14   II, 12|          think. As a witness for simplicity in shoes let John suffice,
15   II, 13|        who serve Christ to adopt simplicity. For in reality simplicity
16   II, 13|       simplicity. For in reality simplicity provides for sanctity, by
17   II, 13|          from superfluities. For simplicity, as the name shows, is not
18  III, 3 |          Lord. But I approve the simplicity of the barbarians: loving
19  III, 7 |        attendants, Self-help and Simplicity. And we must walk suitably
20  III, 11|       embrace the uniformity and simplicity of the truth.~ Sophocles,
21  III, 11|       unmixed with what is base. Simplicity is a habit which does away
22  III, 11|        are to be gently drawn to simplicity, by gradually accustoming
23  III, 12|       giveth, let him do it with simplicity; he that ruleth, with diligence;