Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |          this version Dr. Hodgkin says: "As this book had become
 2        0, Life  | theological treatises were, as he says, "compiled out of the works
 3        I, I     |           For water, as St. Basil says, receives the quality of
 4        I, XXVII |          as unclean, yet our Lord says in the Gospel, "Not that
 5        I, XXVII |      Whence also Paul the Apostle says, "Unto the pure all things
 6        I, XXVIII|          Now the letter, which he says he had written to the bishop
 7       II, I     |         from the dead, He Himself says to His disciples, "Handle
 8       II, I     |      after: "If I have withheld," says he, "the poor from their
 9       II, I     |     commending it with praise, he says, in his exposition of the
10       II, VIII  |        them. For our Lord Himself says, 'He that endureth to the
11       II, IX    |    preaching. But, as the Apostle says, though he laboured long
12       II, XX    |         of days, as the Scripture says. He went the way of his
13       IV, III   |        that of which Ecclesiastes says, "That there is a time to
14        V, I     |           was educated.~"I came," says he, "to the island of Fame,
15        V, V     |       gained. The aforesaid abbot says this miracle was not wrought
16        V, XIII  |           those of whom the Psalm says, "Blessed are those whose
17        V, XXI   |           from long captivity. He says, ‘Seven days shall ye eat
18        V, XXI   |       Israel;’ and so on, till he says, ‘For in this selfsame day