Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |       curative and preceptive, following in His own steps, He makes
 2    I, 5 |      question, speaking to the following effect: "Till we all attain
 3    I, 6 | Salvation, accordingly, is the following of Christ: "For that which
 4    I, 6 |        showed, speaking to the following effect: "Before faith came,
 5    I, 6 |        be read somewhat to the following effect: "I have fed you
 6    I, 6 | generally. Hear it also in the following way. The flesh figuratively
 7    I, 9 |      of thieves, loving gifts, following after rewards, not judging
 8    I, 10|     employs by Solomon, to the following effect: "I exhort you, O
 9    I, 10|     justice with goodness, the following remarks are added. For it
10    I, 12|  conversation of the Lord; and following the footsteps of God, to
11   II, 6 |         the divine Instructor, following the same course with both,
12   II, 8 | sophistical proposition in the following terms: "A horse anointed
13  III, 3 |   prowess of man is tried; the following of this unnatural practice,
14  III, 8 |       is better. For who, when following one in the way, and then
15  III, 8 |        shall bring forward the following precepts of the Instructor,
16  III, 11|        nor a sword, nor a bow, following as we do, peace; nor drinking-cups,
17  III, 11|     Hair.~ About the hair, the following seems right. Let the head