Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |         You do not in that case appear to give ear to the Attic
 2    I, 5 |        earth on tiptoe so as to appear to be in the world, we pursue
 3    I, 6 |      now able." For it does not appear to me that the expression
 4   II, 1 |       abandoned asôtous, and so appear to me to indicate their
 5   II, 2 |         so that signs of injury appear in their body, the members
 6   II, 5 |       into scandal. And even to appear stem serves to keep those
 7   II, 8 |     attention bestowed on this, appear to me to be rightly so averse
 8   II, 13|         readiness to well-doing appear, and a journeying to righteousness.
 9  III, 3 | dreadful, it is not dreadful to appear old, when you are not able
10  III, 3 |        sentiments would wish to appear a fornicator, were he not
11  III, 5 |       with their tunic, wish to appear beautiful, but contrary
12  III, 11|        they also make beauty to appear. For from what is fiery
13  III, 11|     framed according to God, to appear arrayed in things bought
14  III, 11|     efflorescences, in order to appear comely in the eyes of spectators,
15  III, 11|         are more luxurious, who appear strong, but are enfeebled
16  III, 11|       are consecrated to Christ appear, and frame themselves in
17  III, 11|       not only be faithful, but appear worthy of trust. For this
18  III, 12|      nor that ye should come to appear before me. Who hath required