Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVI |     that the service of Christ ought to be voluntary, not by
 2        I, XXVII|     Whether a woman with child ought to be baptized? Or when
 3        I, XXVII|  should abstain; how much more ought women, who receive the Body
 4        I, XXVII|    proceeding from over-eating ought not to exclude a man from
 5        I, XXVII|         but I am of opinion he ought humbly to abstain from offering
 6        I, XXX  |       the idols in that nation ought not to be destroyed; but
 7        I, XXXI |     are disciples of the truth ought not to rejoice, save for
 8       II, I    |    showed what sort of persons ought to be preferred to rule
 9       II, I    |        Church; how such rulers ought to live; with how much discrimination
10       II, I    |       much discrimination they ought to instruct the different
11       II, I    |   Expositions what virtues men ought to strive after, so by describing
12       II, II   | consult with him, whether they ought, at the preaching of Augustine,
13       II, II   |      enemy, left those whom he ought to have defended unarmed
14       II, IV   |       Resurrection of our Lord ought, as has been said above,
15      III, V    |     unlearned hearers than you ought to have been, and did not
16      III, V    |        that he was the man who ought to be sent to instruct the
17      III, XI   |     AMONG the rest, I think we ought not to pass over in silence
18      III, XI   |        how much reverence they ought to be received by all the
19      III, XIX  |    goods of the sinner, so you ought to share in his punishment."
20      III, XIX  |      wholesome counsel of what ought to be done for the salvation
21      III, XXII |  perishable metal; and that it ought in reason to be concluded,
22      III, XXIV |    Oswald’s son Oidilwald, who ought to have supported them,
23      III, XXV  |       that this man’s doctrine ought to be preferred before all
24      III, XXV  |     kingdom in heaven, so they ought not to differ in the celebration
25      III, XXV  |       he perceived that Easter ought to be kept after this manner:
26      III, XXIX |     together to determine what ought to be done about the state
27       IV, IX   |       that no one who knew her ought to doubt that an entrance
28       IV, XI   |      man of such a disposition ought rather to have been made
29       IV, XVI  |      be saved.~Here I think it ought not to be omitted that,
30       IV, XXII |        happened, which I think ought by no means to be passed
31       IV, XXV  |        fully show you what you ought to do, and how long to persevere
32       IV, XXXII|      but in vain. Some said it ought to be cut off; others opposed
33        V, XIX  |        for nearly forty years, ought by no means to be condemned,
34        V, XXI  |       is longer than can be or ought to be contained in this
35        V, XXI  |     Passover; and that we also ought to keep Easter when the
36        V, XXI  |      of new things, because we ought to celebrate the mysteries