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 1  I, 8  |      answerable. Indeed, if you wish it, I will make them the
 2  I, 8  |      only be fair for those who wish to conduct themselves prudently,
 3 II, 1  |         He did not at that time wish to show how much Peter loved
 4 II, 2  | irrational creatures, those who wish to destroy the flock, when
 5 II, 5  |    forbearance from you while I wish to make mention of some
 6 II, 5  |        now the first question I wish to ask of you is this: do
 7 II, 6  |    threatened, proving that you wish to disparage yourself rather
 8 II, 6  |         to this end. But if you wish me to produce evidence of
 9 III, 7 |      And what is this? "I could wish," he says, "that myself
10 III, 14|          my good friend, do you wish to bring me near the pyre,
11 III, 14|        to desperation those who wish to take heed to themselves.
12 III, 15|        reasons, as many as they wish, why a man ought not to
13 III, 16|    abates the zeal of those who wish to do good. For who would
14 III, 17|     concealing one who does not wish to be seen no less than
15 IV, 1  |     thus addressed him: I could wish indeed that matters were
16 IV, 1  |        what reason, then, did I wish that thou wert not mistaken
17 IV, 4  |    handle to those heretics who wish to pull it to pieces; and
18 IV, 5  |       to learn what He does not wish us to know, we fail to succeed (
19 IV, 9  |        no one, unless he should wish to find fault where there
20 VI, 10 | serviceable to others, I should wish it myself, and this would
21 VI, 13 |        the other. Couldest thou wish us, then, in such a case