Book, Par.

 1  I, 7  |          If you have rejected the part allotted to you, and have
 2  I, 7  |       aside, and cast the greater part of the blame upon me. Knowing
 3  I, 8  |          piece of stupidity on my part if, thinking only of praise
 4  I, 8  |         the victory; for no small part of it is reaped by those
 5 II, 4  |         treatment, you remove one part of the sore but leave the
 6 II, 4  | characters, addicted for the most part to the pleasures of the
 7 II, 7  |         shall easily turn to this part of my defence. What then
 8 III, 2 |        But, as it is, the greater part of the Church does not know
 9 III, 3 |         be any such (which for my part I do not believe), but also
10 III, 6 |          me for arrogance? For my part, after what has been said,
11 III, 7 |          Christ, but for the most part transgress them? "Who is
12 III, 10|           the Churches? I, for my part, believe the only source
13 III, 10|         ought to be the strongest part, that it may be able to
14 III, 14|         upon it; and this unsound part it entirely consumes, but
15 III, 16|        also to remove the greater part of it by his exhortation.
16 III, 16|          it, but kept the greater part of it buried in the earth
17 III, 16|  exactness and discernment on the part of those who preside over
18 IV, 1  |          and also because for thy part thou madest God's solicitude
19 IV, 4  |         able to demolish a single part, though the rest stand never
20 IV, 4  |            and devour the greater part of the flock. In ordinary
21 IV, 5  |         is needed on the Bishop's part, so as to lead his people
22  V, 1  |        dangers, though for my own part I should rather say that
23  V, 1  |      teachers, but disdaining the part of learners, they assume
24  V, 1  |        weave into his sermons any part of other men's works, he
25  V, 1  |      unprofitable pleasure on the part of the multitude, and be
26  V, 5  |       attending negligence on the part of the one and the other,
27  V, 6  |       chances are that the larger part of the congregation is composed
28  V, 8  |           nobly, would not be the part of any ordinary mind, nor
29 VI, 4  |       sins, not even the smallest part can become apparent; for
30 VI, 4  |        man ought he to be? For my part I think that the boldness
31 VI, 4  |         of their King, and for my part I believe it. Moreover another
32 VI, 5  |       soul, or rather the greater part of it is accomplished by
33 VI, 7  |          thou, therefore, for thy part wonder if I, who avoid the
34 VI, 7  |       shunned were I able to take part in it fitly. But what am
35 VI, 7  |          deprives him of no small part of his natural ability.
36 VI, 7  |        few shine; and the greater part betray themselves, and fall,
37 VI, 11 |         amounts to a proof on his part, that the wounds of the
38 VI, 11 |        the Priests,18 who have no part in the Priestly office,
39 VI, 12 |        much toil is needful on my part, so that I should not be
40 VI, 13 |          has acquired the greater part of his power, nor can any