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 1    I, 6 |         a child," points out his mode of life according to the
 2    I, 8 |       possible brevity; for this mode of treatment is advantageous
 3    I, 9 |          proceed to consider the mode of His loving discipline,
 4    I, 9 |         or chiding censure. This mode of treatment the Instructor
 5    I, 9 |     censure of wrong-doers. This mode of instruction He employs
 6    I, 11|       LAW AND THE PROPHETS.~ The mode of His love and His instruction
 7    I, 12|       meditating on the heavenly mode of life according to which
 8    I, 12| preparation for a self-sufficing mode of life, for simplicity,
 9    I, 12|  conjecture. And as there is one mode of training for philosophers,
10    I, 12|   regimen, and the rest of their mode of life, acquire a superior
11   II, 1 |  occasion, and the time, and the mode, and the intention, materially
12   II, 1 |        he appointed the opposite mode of life, till he should
13   II, 1 |     other accessories attend the mode of life. For not one man
14   II, 3 |      conformable to this uniform mode of life, and harmonious
15   II, 6 |          often also by a harsher mode of speech. "For what proceedeth
16   II, 11|          who affected a polished mode of life, forgetting their
17  III, 7 |   displaces a man from the right mode of life, and induces him
18  III, 9 |         of the prophets. And the mode of cleansing, the Word subjoined,
19  III, 10|         and with everything. Our mode of life is not to accustom
20  III, 11|        Wherefore we must adopt a mode of standing and motion,
21  III, 11|          dress, and in a word, a mode of life, in all respects
22  III, 11|        we must abandon a furious mode of walking, and choose a
23  III, 11|       each man's preference of a mode of life is a counterpart