Book, Par.

 1  I, 5    |         hadst not yet learned to speak, a time when children are
 2  I, 6    |        down near me and tried to speak, but was hindered by distress
 3 II, 4    | salvation and ransom.~Basil: You speak in jest: for if you were
 4 II, 6    |          yourself rather than to speak the truth. But I will mention
 5 III, 4(4)|      bread remains in it, and we speak not of two bodies, but one
 6 III, 9   |          not suffer them even to speak in the Church.19 But I have
 7 III, 10  |        money. For I will not now speak of the murders with which
 8 III, 17  |       and flattery. But why do I speak of patronage and visiting?
 9 III, 17  |       injustice.~And how can one speak of the distress which bishops
10 IV, 1    |   prophet, however, proceeded to speak to him of the kingdom, but
11 IV, 1    |        then, didst thou come and speak? why didst thou work miracles?
12 IV, 6    |      severe, for indeed I do not speak by way of insult to them,
13  V, 1    |         of a thief. And why do I speak of the works of others when
14  V, 2    |          praise he is careful to speak rather with a view to please
15  V, 4    |        accustomed to hear and to speak without stopping to make
16  V, 6    |          those who are unable to speak a word, will extol him with
17  V, 8    |          if they who are able to speak with considerable power,
18 VI, 2    |       side, and studying both to speak and to act with great circumspection,
19 VI, 4    |          to sow every day (so to speak), in order that by its frequency
20 VI, 6    |      their own hands, I need not speak of now. But the Priest will
21 VI, 7    |          me, who will be able to speak against me, and reveal my
22 VI, 9    |            9. Why should any one speak of the injuries that result
23 VI, 11   |        commit them. And why do I speak of the men who follow this