Chapter
1 INT | their passions. For this reason also we need many encouragements
2 I | service of God. For this reason many, who had adopted the
3 II | thus gently and in good reason, the king was stirred by
4 II | with thine effrontery, by reason of my former friendship
5 V | fertile of wit, and he would reason within himself, why his
6 V | would not reveal the true reason, for all his asking. Wherefore
7 V | thee, my lord the king, by reason of which continual grief
8 V | The boy said, "What is the reason of mine imprisonment here?
9 VII | after his image, because of reason and free will; after his
10 VII | men, possest of soul and reason, were not ashamed to worship
11 VIII | had been comprehended by reason and expressed in words by
12 VIII | countless kind of things without reason, of seeds and plants, produced
13 XI | me, that am unworthy by reason of my sins, and I trust
14 XI | forgiveness is offered us by reason of the loving-kindness of
15 XIII | riches, and love of money, by reason of which a man falleth into
16 XIV | Lord. So, when I had set my reason on the unerring way of the
17 XV | before all action. For this reason not only our actions, but
18 XVI | and have been endowed with reason beyond all the beasts, and
19 XIX | two natures, endowed with reason, will, activity, and free
20 XIX | Likewise also for this reason we salute the pictures of
21 XIX | required to uproot it. And the reason that greater sins assault
22 XX | unto their cry.' For this reason the Fathers define Prayer
23 XXVII | brother Typhon. And for this reason Isis fled with Horus her
24 XXVIII| a thick darkness over my reason. But now, at thy word, I
25 XXX | him love the maiden, by reason -- so he pretended -- of
26 XXXI | than themselves, with what reason dost thou, O foolish and
27 XXXII | well. Come now, and let us reason together: though your sins
28 XXXVI | honour; but, with purified reason, understand the nothingness
29 XXXIX | in the way of my soul, by reason of the multitude of mine
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