Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |      whetted for wickedness. Rightly, then, are those called
 2    I, 5 |   those on the earth will be rightly called disciples. For so
 3    I, 6 |   were promised in the rest. Rightly, therefore, the Lord again
 4    I, 8 |      even balance justly and rightly. And as being good, He does
 5    I, 13|     is transgression, and is rightly called, (amartêma) sin.
 6    I, 13|   like to the beasts:" being rightly regarded as irrational,
 7    I, 13|      God and Christ in life, rightly adjusted to life everlasting.
 8   II, 1 | called by ourselves, we name rightly suppers, dinners, and banquets,
 9   II, 1 |    in the view of one who is rightly instructed; and this is
10   II, 2 |       so neither can any one rightly wish reason to be absent
11   II, 7 |     a limit on the speech of rightly regulated persons, who are
12   II, 8 |     this, appear to me to be rightly so averse to perfumes on
13   II, 9 |     view of him who reflects rightly, are the thoughts of a sober
14  III, 1 |     wills. Heraclitus, then, rightly said, "Men are gods, and
15  III, 3 |    And it becomes him who is rightly trained, on whom peace has
16  III, 11| openeth her mouth wisely and rightly; whose children rise up
17  III, 11|    the eye which has learned rightly to see, gladdens. "Winking
18  III, 11|   retention of what has been rightly spoken; and let her attitudes
19  III, 11| righteousness parts the hoof rightly, because it sanctifies us
20  III, 11|   but to look; and he who is rightly trained must especially
21  III, 12|     says, "O child," who art rightly instructed, the principal