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 1  I, 8  |           endeavor as well as I am able to render an account of
 2  I, 8  |      prowess. But one who has been able to gain the victory by stratagem
 3  I, 8  |           Saul would not have been able to rescue her husband out
 4  I, 8  |          on the stage, they may be able to hide what really takes
 5 II, 2  |         the Lord said he should be able to surpass the rest of the
 6 II, 8  |    ministry I should not have been able day by day to defend myself
 7 III, 5 |       honor that they are actually able to imagine that one of those
 8 III, 5 |         any one, without these, be able to escape the fire of hell,
 9 III, 6 |            the former would not be able to avert death from their
10 III, 9 |    marvellous tales: for many were able to sail past that and escape
11 III, 10|     strongest part, that it may be able to regulate and control
12 III, 11|        feeling, so that one may be able to do everything with freedom.
13 III, 11|           not fearing this will be able to do everything with the
14 III, 11|            passion, should also be able to avoid it when they have
15 III, 12|            and slack, and scarcely able to bring about my own salvation,
16 III, 13|         tormentors, would never be able to live in tranquillity
17 III, 14|            nocturnal battle is not able to distinguish friends from
18 III, 14|          one or two friends, he is able to escape the fire which
19 III, 14|         every side, that it may be able to gladden and to enlighten
20 III, 14|      unless indeed a man should be able by his great discretion
21 III, 16|          but also by those who are able to provide for themselves.
22 III, 16|           addresses the man who is able to bear the other's infirmity,
23 III, 17|     believing that we shall not be able to escape the fire of the
24 IV, 1  |           in order that I might be able to accept that office from
25 IV, 1  |            were those words of his able to rescue him from the wrath
26 IV, 1  |          made him king? And was he able to say to Samuel, when rebuked
27 IV, 1  |   excellence of that great man, be able to plead as a sufficient
28 IV, 1  |             thou wilt no longer be able to cleanse thyself of these
29 IV, 2  |         fact as yet that no one is able to compel the man who is
30 IV, 2  |           of ignorance will not be able to profit in the day of
31 IV, 2  |          against powers unseen, be able to keep it sound and healthy,
32 IV, 3  |            of faith,25 so as to be able to work miracles, and by
33 IV, 4  |          wherever any one has been able to demolish a single part,
34 IV, 4  |      Persons. For then we shall be able to fortify ourselves against
35 IV, 6  |            one place, would not be able, with infinite prayers and
36 IV, 8  |          sacred writings which are able to make thee wise unto salvation,"56
37 IV, 8  |           teaching, that he may be able to convict the gainsayers."58
38 IV, 8  |           as these men pretend, be able to convict the gainsayers
39 IV, 9  |      weight will any one's life be able to prove? What then will
40  V, 1  |           of the multitude, and be able to lead them over to a more
41  V, 2  |           for praise, though he is able to render the multitude
42  V, 3  |            in order that he may be able to deal with both as he
43  V, 3  |            of all, then he will be able, with just so much authority
44  V, 4  |           to omit nothing which is able to dispel an ill-favored
45  V, 4  |          accidents, he will not be able at any time to produce anything
46  V, 6  |         nobly, for as they are not able to hide this cursed hatred,
47  V, 6  |         fall as far short of being able to criticize sermons as
48  V, 7  |            than all, is when he is able to be conscious of arranging
49  V, 8  |           him. For if they who are able to speak with considerable
50  V, 8  |            in order that he may be able at great labor to collect
51  V, 8  |          in the inferior order, be able in that position to appear
52  V, 8  |            so constituted as to be able to subdue this wild beast,
53  V, 8  |      altogether; he will easily be able to repel these many violent
54  V, 8  | difficulties, which no one will be able to describe, or to learn
55 VI, 1  |      coming upon them, will not be able to put forward ignorance
56 VI, 2  |            in order that he may be able to say, "Now I live; and
57 VI, 2  |            Priest need so as to be able to tear his soul away from
58 VI, 2  |   temptations than they, which are able to defile him, unless by
59 VI, 2  |           that the devil should be able to hit and shoot down the
60 VI, 3  |         every side, how will he be able to breathe freely while
61 VI, 3  |            hiding-place will he be able to find - I do not say so
62 VI, 3  |        with them, so that they are able to take in their failings
63 VI, 4  |            word of doctrine may be able to be grasped by those who
64 VI, 4  |         always cast down and never able to look up with confidence
65 VI, 6  |          of his art. But if one is able to guide his ship safely
66 VI, 7  |          who, tell me, who will be able to speak against me, and
67 VI, 7  |             Nay, they would not be able to give tongue? Would my
68 VI, 7  |   congratulate those who have been able to discharge this office
69 VI, 7  |            not have shunned were I able to take part in it fitly.
70 VI, 8  |   discussion, but only such as are able after mixing and associating
71 VI, 8  |           has many defects, but is able to hide them, by means of
72 VI, 10 |         For now, indeed, if I were able to become serviceable to
73 VI, 10 |         nobly, for I am not myself able to believe that it is possible
74 VI, 12 |       excitements, I should not be able to have the benefit of this
75 VI, 12 |          or in some other way, are able to foresee the destruction
76 VI, 12 |           of my passions, shall be able to see at a glance my chastisement
77 VI, 13 |      lamentations. For I am hardly able yet to understand to what
78 VI, 13 |           saying and doing what is able to restore me, do not have
79 VI, 13 |           and said, how shall I be able to help, how to profit thee