Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2   |         Save," it is said, "Thy servant, O my God, who trusteth
 2    I, 6   |        differeth nothing from a servant, though he be lord of all;
 3    I, 6   |          For thou art no more a servant," he says, "but a son; and
 4    I, 7   |     Word, and through Moses His servant. Wherefore it was only temporary;
 5    I, 12  |      sufficient to himself, and servant to himself, and moreover
 6   II, 7   |    Insult, we have said, is the servant of drunkenness. A man is
 7  III, 1   |         the Saviour of men; His Servant, our Teacher. And the flesh
 8  III, 1   |         flesh has the form of a servant. Paul says, speaking of
 9  III, 1   |   Himself, taking the form of a servant," calling the outward man
10  III, 1   |         calling the outward man servant, previous to the Lord becoming
11  III, 1   | previous to the Lord becoming a servant and wearing flesh. But the
12  III, 6   |        but calls self-help as a servant, and praises frugality,
13  III, 11  |     form. I, deem it wrong that servant girls, who follow women
14  III, 11  |         at the back of a pretty servant girl, seen behind a gentlewoman;
15  III, 11  |       For the wantonness of the servant recoils on the mistress;
16  III, paed|         but the least, I am Thy servant still,~ (Seemly is praise