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 1  I, 2 |     pinched by poverty, but our means corresponded as closely
 2  I, 8 |       whom I surrendered you by means of this deceit. For if the
 3  I, 8 |        the greatest benefits by means of this device, whereas
 4 II, 3 |       inflicts another wound by means of this contempt, and the
 5 II, 4 |       grieved otherwise than by means of these very words whereby
 6 III, 5|        are accomplished only by means of those holy hands, I mean
 7 III, 6|       through baptism: by their means we put on Christ, and are
 8 III, 7|           he says, "lest by any means, as the serpent beguiled
 9 IV, 1 |       as thou sayest; no, by no means. And if thou wilt, I will
10 IV, 1 |       ourselves with some other means of safety.~Basil: Tell me
11 IV, 3 |       and amputate, this is the means which we must use, and if
12 IV, 3 |        to work miracles, and by means of these marvels to stop
13 IV, 3 |     miracles the Word was by no means useless, but essentially
14 IV, 4 | refuting them all, the wolf, by means of any one of them, can
15 IV, 5 |       in him lies, to gain this means of strength.~
16  V, 1 |        arrive at, except by two means: indifference to their praise,
17  V, 6 |        but will try to do so by means of others, and often having
18 VI, 3 |  manners, in short by all those means which I have enumerated,
19 VI, 5 |       great toil, and all other means which they use for the affliction
20 VI, 8 |        is able to hide them, by means of his seclusion, and to
21 VI, 12|      are unable to think of any means of help, so I, when I have