Book, Par.

 1  I, 5(3)   |     public taxes were collected, see Gibbon's History (Milman'
 2  I, 5(4)   |     condition of peculiar trial. See Deut. iv. 20, and Jer. xi.
 3  I, 6(6)   |          at so early an age, but see below, p.4, note 1. ~
 4  I, 7      |        every day. For, when they see me anywhere in the city,
 5  I, 7(8)   |  Remigius was consecrated to the See of Reims at the age of 22,
 6  I, 8      |         imminent peril.14 Do you see the advantage of deceit?
 7 II, 1      |          high value. For when we see any one bestowing care upon
 8 II, 2      |         in high places."7 Do you see the terrible multitude of
 9 II, 2      |         suit of armor. Would you see yet another host, stern
10 II, 2      |     destroy the flock, when they see the guardian take to flight,
11 II, 4      |   members of the Church, one can see that he has much to do.
12 II, 8      |    gather in his vintage. Do you see that although what was said
13 III, 5     |     nature, he will then clearly see what great honor the grace
14 III, 5     |    judgment to the Son?"10 But I see it all put into the hands
15 III, 7(17) |          he was deposed from the See of Constantinople and banished. ~
16 III, 9(19) |    Damasus and Ursicinus for the See of Rome, A.D. 367 , which
17 III, 11    |        way; but as in warfare we see those soldiers who are noble-spirited
18 III, 13    |         drink and a soft bed, we see is to many no hard task,
19 III, 13    |      here and there; and one may see men, who are strong in the
20 III, 14    |          him down, but when they see his affairs going adversely,
21 III, 14    |         some of these, when they see the priestly office held
22 III, 14(28)|       himself was chosen for the See of Constantinople "by the
23 III, 15    |     dignities, and you will then see the priest assailed with
24 III, 16    |          Now most men, when they see any one superior to the
25 III, 16(34)|       said to have founded some (See St. Greg. Naz. Orat. 47). ~
26 III, 17    |          her some woman who will see to the management of these
27 IV, 1      |         s sins."17 Dost thou not see from what great blame, yea
28 IV, 2      |     could I avoid what I did not see beforehand;" so neither
29 IV, 2(19)  |                                  See Luke xiv. 28, 29 ~
30 IV, 2(21)  |       shall severly scourge him. See above, p. 61, note. ~
31 IV, 4(29)  |     opposed to his own opinions. See Robertson,: Hist. of the
32 IV, 4(33)  |    substance of the Supreme God. See Liddon, Bampton Lectures,
33 IV, 6(39)  |                    2 Cor. xi. 6. See alao, 2 Cor. x. 10 ~
34 IV, 9      |         his direction, when they see their leader defeated, and
35 VI, 2(5)   |       the "communion of saints." See Bingham's Antiquities, Book
36 VI, 4      |     venerable man, accustomed to see revelations, used to tell
37 VI, 4      |       bending down, as one might see soldiers in the presence
38 VI, 4(9)   |        in Chrysostom's Homilies. See especially St. Matt. Hom
39 VI, 9      |       which are not good, but to see beforehand from afar whence
40 VI, 11     |        for the former. Dost thou see with what abundant proof
41 VI, 12     |      often recover myself, and I see at a glance that I have
42 VI, 12     |       passions, shall be able to see at a glance my chastisement
43 VI, 12     | speechless, and unable either to see or hear. And when this condition
44 VI, 12     |       thee? For if thou wouldest see this clearly, it is not
45 VI, 13     |         house, and are unable to see anything of the invisible
46 VI, 13     |    overstated. For thou wouldest see a far greater and more formidable
47 VI, 13     |          or still keeping it, to see clearly and fearlessly with
48 VI, 13     |        against us, thou wouldest see no torrents of blood, nor