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1 Ded | UNIVERSITY, IN WHICH HE HAS THE HONOUR OF BEARING OFFICE, BY HIS
2 Pre | the Work which I have the honour and pleasure of presenting
3 Pre | of its days, is indeed an honour of which few can boast:
4 1, 2 | are of Him; and (hence) honour the sun, the moon, and the
5 1, 2 | victory. Nor do those who honour the streets, squares, buildings,
6 1, 3 | but not, that we should honour or worship them by means
7 1, 37 | beyond the heavens, and honour with the highest praises, (
8 1, 37 | elevating some to the highest honour, and to others rendering
9 1, 41 | curvatures of the heavens ascribe honour and praise. To Him (as)
10 1, 43 | more excellent, exalt and honour Him with the ./. honour
11 1, 43 | honour Him with the ./. honour that is becoming and just,—
12 1, 46 | less than the Angels: with honour and glory hast Thou clothed
13 1, 74 | lower than the Angels: with honour and glory hast thou crowned
14 1, 74 | lower than the Angels: with honour and glory hast thou crowned
15 1, 78 | minds; extravagantly to honour the things which are sweet
16 1, 78 | Man understood not his own honour; but was given up to be
17 2, 18 | them, too they gave the honour of worship; insomuch, ./.
18 2, 19 | could be more worthy of honour than Rest, with those who
19 2, 27 | 27. "64 Let us render honour, neither to that (heavenly
20 2, 37 | or, draw near to ./. honour" mortal Gods, on account
21 2, 46 | participation can that Name and Honour have, which is the Cause
22 2, 46 | architect, but should attach the honour (due to him) to the work
23 2, 50 | they rendered worship and honour, respecting their bodies (
24 2, 66(124)| So named by Herod in honour of Augustus. See Cellarius.
25 2, 67 | others, scientifically to honour them. But, that such fruits
26 2, 70 | mankind, as to induce them to honour inanimate images as Gods,
27 2, 74 | empty, since they render honour to beings who can effect
28 2, 83 | order to raise to great honour the rational and intelligent
29 2, 86 | men) had built to His own honour; unless (indeed) He did
30 2, 87 | so? —If it were right to honour Fate, as the cause of every
31 3, 57 | WORD, -- should receive the honour compatible with this His
32 3, 69 | inanimate Idols. Nor will he honour the nature which is irrational,
33 3, 77 | ascribe, in songs of victory, honour to the all-life-giving WORD
34 3, 79 | SAVIOUR. And, so do they honour God in the same (forms of)
35 4, 3 | be considered worthy of honour with God, equal to that
36 4, 7 | Ephesus of Asia, does glorious honour to his death, and shews
37 4, 23(82) | ascribing a higher degree of honour to mount Gerizim, than to
38 5, 2 | commanded that men should so honour truth above all things,
39 5, 5 | that men should no more honour God with the slaughter of
40 5, 28 | that we should particularly honour Him, because He aided us
41 5, 40(80) | which tends to advance the honour...of Peter above the rest
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