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 1 1 |       the body and of material things, but the material world,
 2 1 |       higher and more glorious things. To contemplate God, and
 3 7 |       who enjoined unrighteous things, we must, in like circumstances,
 4 7 |  should be ready to suffer all things, even death itself, rather
 5 10|        we cannot but speak the things which we have seen and heard."(8)~
 6 20|     Indeed, the art of knowing things as they really are is exceedingly
 7 22|      consequence that whatever things are manifestly revealed
 8 24|       easily perceive. For the things contained in the divine
 9 24|     judge authoritatively what things the sacred oracles contain,
10 24|     reason, to show forth what things are to be accepted as right,
11 31|  should, by the very nature of things, connect the interests of
12 32|       the present condition of things; but it is certain at least
13 37| embraces diverse and multiform things, for it is his charge not
14 40|       virtue, adds: "Above all things, have charity, which is