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 1 I    |            than the Demiurge, and so far they are right; but their
 2 I    |              a spiritual meaning. So far as their conviction goes
 3 I    |              something, they are not far wrong; but when on the strength
 4 I    |            extract their meaning, so far as we have been able to
 5 I    |           code, many of the laws, so far as regards their bare observance,
 6 II   |              God, in every letter as far as possible. ~5. In truth,
 7 II   |             Godhead, would it not be far greater piety to be content
 8 V    |           proceeds thus: ---- ~2. As far as the words go there are
 9 XI   |     apostolic waters, clear water as far as we can make it such,
10 XIII |            you. I have ventured thus far in my fatherly love for
11 XIV  |           But we have digressed thus far in order to show that even
12 XIV  |            win over to the truth, as far as may be, every single
13 XIV  |   Catechumens and then, every one so far as he can, rise to the ineffable
14 XIV  |           darkness and ignorance, so far I mean as concerns the service
15 XIV  |            being "sons of men," look far more beautiful than the
16 XVII |                 if, I say, we get as far as this, we shall maintain
17 XVII |        pollute Divine things even so far as a name goes. We agree
18 XVIII|         particular teacher, get thus far any other way than by believing
19 XVIII|    absolutely, but by foolishness so far as related to preaching.
20 XVIII|          give philosophy credit thus far, that reason when used by
21 XVIII|           other things which, though far less important, are nevertheless
22 XVIII|           But Christian teachers, so far as they can, first make
23 XVIII|        another list of those who, as far as possible, show their
24 XVIII|             the foolish, so that, as far as they can, laying aside
25 XVIII|      sensible" as well as others, so far as such men can be led,
26 XIX  |             help, which accomplishes far more than diction, and composition,
27 XX   |        though our bodily strength is far less than that of the animals,
28 XX   |             of the animals, and very far less than that of some of
29 XX   |           the former are imitated as far as possible; for it was
30 XX   |         speaking of bees, so that as far as possible he may disparage
31 XX   |             it. Would not Celsus, so far as it depends upon him,
32 XX   |              places himself, and, so far as he can, the whole human
33 XX   |          high their attainments, are far from intimacy with God.
34 XXI  |            are not, if I may say so, far from the rational creature.
35 XXI  |            Only ye shall not go very far away: ye shall go a three
36 XXI  |             such interpretations are far from convincing and are
37 XXI  |           the surface, even if he be far gone in wickedness, may
38 XXI  |     knowledge of workmanship?" 479So far, briefly, in defence of
39 XXI  |        inasmuch as they are not very far distant from those within,
40 XXI  |              that these Tyrians were far less deserving than those "
41 XXI  |              audacity; and, being so far free, may learn that God
42 XXI  |               the Creator cannot, so far as these words go, be held
43 XXI  |             clearly appears that, so far as the subject nature is
44 XXII |     ancestral usages and in going so far as to eat things forbidden
45 XXIII| possibilities of doing or suffering, far transcends human capacity),
46 XXIII|          have this knowledge, as, so far as we can, we shall show
47 XXIII|              in blessing, and it was far from him." 550If any one
48 XXIII|             at the most only goes as far as the indication 571of
49 XXVI |            we further say that it is far from clear that, if the
50 XXVI |          strangers to the Faith hold far better views. ~7. Now we
51 XXVI |              being that is Divine so far as God is with it. Anyway,
52 XXVI |             our purposing counts for far less than the power of God
53 XXVI |              the good things?" 660As far as we could we have clearly
54 XXVII|            the cause, indeed, but so far as they understand Him to
55 XXVII|           disgusted and have been so far tormented. Souls are more
56 XXVII|         sinner with scourges. And so far as the sinner is not scourged,
57 XXVII|         matter, they will proceed so far that they will no longer
58 Index|    stumbling-blocks, 17, 28, 51; how far historical, 17 f.; strictly