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 1  I, 5(5)|        This must be regarded as a kind of rhetorical expression,
 2  I, 6   |           a much wiser and milder kind of man, had shown himself
 3  I, 7   |        suspected anything of this kind, but supposing you to be
 4  I, 7   |          or mockery, or any other kind of insult or menace (and
 5  I, 8   |         good thing to employ this kind of deceit, not only in war,
 6  I, 8   |            In fact action of this kind ought not to be called deceit,
 7  I, 8   |       called deceit, but rather a kind of good management, cleverness
 8 II, 1   |           be called deceit, but a kind of good management worthy
 9 II, 1   |        advantage.~Basil: And what kind of advantage have I derived
10 II, 1   |       money, nor anything of that kind, but by His own death, giving
11 II, 2   |     facilitates release from this kind of infirmity. And what is
12 II, 2   |  expedient, and to bring them one kind of food instead of another,
13 II, 3   |     neither has authority of this kind for the restraint of sinners
14 II, 4   |       alone for elections of this kind, but take it into consideration
15 II, 7   |           daring anything of this kind is manifest from what I
16 II, 8   |    experienced any labors of this kind, but has spent all his youth
17 II, 8   |      saved the electors from this kind of accusation also, whereas
18 III, 1  |     puffed up by arrogance of any kind. For if the choice of a
19 III, 1  |            for I do not know what kind of arguments they could
20 III, 2  |      their life in labors of this kind, and to obtain more votes
21 III, 9  |          when no necessity of any kind impels me into that abyss,
22 III, 11 |           that deposition of this kind brings its reward no less
23 III, 11 |          suffers anything of this kind, in order to avoid submitting
24 III, 14 |        For the fire of wrath is a kind of pleasure, and tyrannizes
25 III, 14 |         many other things of that kind, the soul being swept along
26 III, 14 |          of those who govern as a kind of model type, and to assimilate
27 III, 14 |       protected on all sides by a kind of adamantine armour, by
28 III, 15 |         no small addition to this kind of learning; but as soon
29 III, 15 |        but when I heard that this kind of folly had forced its
30 III, 15 |         or something else of that kind? for they take commonplace
31 III, 15 |    elected; a fifth because he is kind and gentle; a sixth because
32 III, 16 |          16. Consider, then, what kind of man he ought to be who
33 III, 16 |         arrogance, formidable yet kind, apt to command yet sociable,
34 III, 16 |        cases there is a different kind of anxiety, and the fear
35 III, 16 |        and unseemly deeds of that kind. Now that such women should
36 III, 16 |          small anxiety of another kind, to ensure an abundant and
37 III, 16 |          poverty is an insatiable kind of evil, querulous and ungrateful.
38 III, 16 | despondency becoming of a complex kind, and accompanied by much
39 III, 17 |        eagerly sought the highest kind of philosophy,35 and professes
40 III, 17 |  oppressors, nor anything of that kind reduces her to this unfortunate
41 III, 17 |    authority, or anything of that kind; but they are merciless
42 III, 17 |      judges, recognizing only one kind of defence-release from
43 IV, 1   |        canst have nothing of this kind to condemn thyself for;
44 IV, 1(6)|       drink and 2d, excess of any kind. ~
45 IV, 4   |             For it is not for one kind of battle only that we have
46 IV, 5   |        weaker and more meddlesome kind) are no better off than
47 IV, 6   |       Paul acknowledges, but to a kind from which he was as free
48 IV, 6   |        attack, and achieved every kind of victory, and there was
49 IV, 9   |           in disputations of this kind. For though he himself stands
50  V, 3   |                       3. The best kind of Bishop must, therefore,
51  V, 4   |    preaching with desires of this kind, how many annoyances and
52  V, 7   |          in discharging this best kind of workmanship, not acclamation,
53  V, 8   |       exertions about his work; a kind of numbness, as it were,
54  V, 8   |          assaults, and to enjoy a kind of quiet haven of rest.
55 VI, 1   |         they one day suffer, what kind of penalty will they pay,
56 VI, 3   |          a representation of this kind, the image is weak, and
57 VI, 4   |         these things, and of what kind his tongue which utters
58 VI, 4   |        worthy of a vision of this kind, at such a time, saw, on
59 VI, 4   |          sacred a mystery of this kind, and to advance to the dignity
60 VI, 4   |        require it, and to be both kind and severe, for it is not
61 VI, 8   |           or anything else of the kind, it unveils all; and speedily
62 VI, 12  |      countless complaints of this kind, although I would gladly
63 VI, 12  |       added to it, worse than any kind of death; and having told
64 VI, 13  |         on the watch, proves this kind of war to be harder than