Book, Par.

 1  I, 1  |        had the same eagerness and zeal about the studies at which
 2  I, 8  |     indifference greater than the zeal which he has displayed on
 3 II, 1  |          our flocks, we count his zeal for them as a sign of love
 4 II, 1  |           also should bestow much zeal upon the same. For why did
 5 II, 4  | appositely to each case, lest his zeal prove to be in vain. And
 6 II, 4  |   therefore did the Lord say that zeal for the flock was a token
 7 II, 6  |           did not approve of this zeal, while others commended
 8 III, 7 |          no man exhibited greater zeal, no man was counted worthy
 9 III, 14|           provoking them to equal zeal, so their shortcomings make
10 III, 15|    rejecting and expelling men of zeal in order that the wicked
11 III, 16|         among men, and abates the zeal of those who wish to do
12 III, 16|        great discretion and great zeal is required so as to stop
13 III, 16|        wants. But earnestness and zeal need to be displayed here
14 IV, 6  |          how can one describe his zeal and forbearance, his constant
15 IV, 7  |          with great diligence and zeal.~
16  V, 8  |        are truly enough to quench zeal, and to paralyze the powers
17 VI, 9  |        great, yea and far greater zeal must we use, to uproot and