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 1  I, 6  |         noble youth. But he, so far from being disheartened
 2  I, 7  |    never perceived, however, so far as I am concerned, how it
 3 II, 2  |       bodily stature: or rather far more.6 For in this case
 4 II, 2  |        concerned with things of far greater importance. He indeed
 5 II, 2  |      place he has to carry on a far greater and more difficult
 6 II, 4  |       of gratitude, but becomes far worse than that city which
 7 II, 4  |     into negligence, and become far worse, and are impelled
 8 II, 7  |         that I have not gone so far as even to think of daring
 9 II, 7  |      spared my own soul? For so far from having insulted the
10 II, 8  | although what was said might be far from the truth, nevertheless
11 III, 6 |  despise these priests would be far more accursed than Dathan
12 III, 10|    responsible for these evils: far be such madness from me.
13 III, 10|       mentioned, but we, who as far as lies in our power have
14 III, 11|         but when they remove as far as possible from these objects
15 III, 14|   longer: for who knows not how far removed you are from this
16 III, 14|        of this fire, but things far more dreadful: for it is
17 III, 14|      tyrant only, but something far more dreadful than that.
18 III, 15|      his character. Now I am so far from thinking these things
19 III, 16|       take care of them only so far as the expenditure of money
20 III, 16|       to be displayed here in a far higher degree; for the sick
21 III, 17|        these things, but others far greater? For in this case
22 III, 17|      referred to him. And it is far more expedient that he should
23 IV, 1  |        take in hand what was so far beyond thy power? Who compelled
24 IV, 1  |       same saintly Moses was so far from grasping at the leadership
25 IV, 1  |       honor at God's hands, but far severer torment after than
26 IV, 1  |       yea and vengeance, we, so far as in us lies, have delivered
27 IV, 2  |    commit in his office, yet so far from escaping vengeance
28 IV, 2  |      this. For we ought to show far more caution in spiritual
29 IV, 2  |       make it appear worthy, so far as human power can, of the
30 IV, 2  |        and healthy, unless they far surpass ordinary human virtue,
31 IV, 6  |       he had a greater power by far than power of speech, power
32 IV, 6  |       worthy to be caught up as far as the third heaven, and
33  V, 1  |         have loftiness of mind, far exceeding my own littleness
34  V, 6  |       headed than they, fall as far short of being able to criticize
35 VI, 2  |         desert, and are removed far from the city and the market-place,
36 VI, 2  |   unsullied? For he has need of far greater purity than they;
37 VI, 4  |      time, saw, on a sudden, so far as was possible for him,
38 VI, 6  |     such may not be settled too far from intercourse with their
39 VI, 9  |      notwithstanding, though so far from this evil practice,
40 VI, 9  |         the less does he remove far off the causes of this suspicion,
41 VI, 9  |       men."13 So great, yea and far greater zeal must we use,
42 VI, 9  |      have been injured. But how far shall I continue pursuing
43 VI, 10 |      and others too by becoming far worse after so great an
44 VI, 11 |     receive sorer punishment by far when they occur in the case
45 VI, 11 |      father's dignity undergo a far bitterer punishment for
46 VI, 11 |        both; yet the penalty is far severer for the former.
47 VI, 12 |  illustration at this point? So far as my despondency is concerned,
48 VI, 13 |         For thou wouldest see a far greater and more formidable