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 1  I, 7      |          the loss, as you always said that you esteemed me before
 2  I, 7      |         thee. Nevertheless, as I said, I do not now accuse you
 3  I, 7      |       and the outside world also said concerning us, that it was
 4  I, 7      |          s friendship. Every one said, indeed, that our concord
 5 II, 1      |      since what has already been said suffices for demonstration,
 6 II, 1      |        leader of the apostles He said, "Peter, lovest thou me?"
 7 II, 1      |      Wherefore when the disciple said, "Thou knowest Lord that
 8 II, 2      |          when Peter did the Lord said he should be able to surpass
 9 II, 2      |       these?"5 Yet He might have said to him, "If thou lovest
10 II, 3      | wonderful man (St. Paul) when he said to the Corinthians - "Not
11 II, 4      |        addressing His disciples, said, "Who then is the faithful
12 II, 4      |    dispose of these charges. You said indeed that ignorance would
13 II, 5      |        often hearing such things said by you; I would not deny
14 II, 5      |          by the apostles, Christ said, "Hereby shall men know
15 II, 5      |         one another,"17 and Paul said that it was the fulfilling
16 II, 6      |          can I help myself?" you said to those who accused you, "
17 II, 6      |        same meaning, what Christ said to his disciples when he
18 II, 6      |         love. "Greater love," He said, "hath no man than this
19 II, 6      |   remarks he blushed scarlet and said, "Let my character be now
20 II, 7      |     vainglory, as you have often said some slanderously affirm,
21 II, 8      |         might have suspected and said many things concerning myself
22 II, 8      |        Moreover, they would have said, "Christ called fishermen,
23 II, 8      |         and more they might have said had I accepted the office:
24 II, 8      |       see that although what was said might be far from the truth,
25 II, 8      |         would not the world have said? "They have committed affairs
26 III, 1     |       honor, what I have already said might be sufficient to prove
27 III, 5     |  archangels. For it has not been said to them, "Whatsoever ye
28 III, 6     |       any sick among you?" it is said, "let him call for the elders
29 III, 6     |        part, after what has been said, I imagine such religious
30 III, 9(19) |        his mind, 137 persons are said to have been slain in one
31 III, 11    |          work."22 Now I have not said that it is a terrible thing
32 III, 15    |       for instance, of one it is said, "let him be elected because
33 III, 16(34)|        Virg. i. 10. St. Basil is said to have founded some (See
34 III, 17    |           for every tree," it is said, "which bringeth not forth
35 IV, 1      |      trembling by what thou hast said.~Chrysostom: Do not, I beseech
36 IV, 7      |         life? At that time, as I said, he had not begun to work
37 IV, 8      |          had been enough to have said "whosoever shall do" simply.
38  V, 5      |      much in judgment of what is said as of the reputation of
39  V, 5      |       None of these things, as I said, are they willing to take
40 VI, 7      |   modesty, recollect how often I said to thee, when this subject
41 VI, 12     |        addition to what has been said, although much toil is needful
42 VI, 12     |        world, for though what is said is proof of an evil conscience
43 VI, 13     |        world, that what has been said is overstated. For thou
44 VI, 13     |    Chrysostom: But I smiled, and said, how shall I be able to
45 VI, 13     |          bravely. For I believe, said I, that through Christ who