Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  | restored the antiphons to their proper place, and with the help
 2        I, I     |         which furnish hot baths proper for all ages and both sexes,
 3        I, XXVII |    pleasure of the flesh, it is proper to forbear entering the
 4       II, II    |       keep Easter Sunday at the proper time, but from the fourteenth
 5       II, XVI   |      hereafter mentioned in its proper place. A certain priest
 6      III, IV    |     Sunday, although not in the proper week.For, as Christians,
 7      III, IV    |     more fully hereafter in its proper place.~
 8      III, XVIII |       children, of whom, in the proper place, we shall speak hereafter.
 9      III, XXI   |       and good life were deemed proper to instruct and baptize
10      III, XXII  |         or a stone could not be proper matter to form a god, the
11       IV, XIV   |         these I have thought it proper to perpetuate the memory
12       IV, XXIV  | composed himself to rest at the proper time. Thereupon one stood
13       IV, XXVIII|       and sown the wheat at the proper season, no sign of a blade,
14       IV, XXVIII|      was brought him, after the proper time of sowing, and therefore
15        V, XVIII |    shall speak hereafter in the proper place, and who while still
16        V, XXI   |        and thus, perverting the proper order, they sometimes keep