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 1 I         |  ineffable skill and power does order the universe. For the evidence
 2 I         |    place, who will say that, in order to escape from the disgrace
 3 V(148)    |         were all written to the order of his patron Ambrose, who
 4 XIV       |      have digressed thus far in order to show that even we ourselves,
 5 XIV       | connection of the words and the order of the incidents, and who
 6 XIV       |         even him useful, but in order to show the meaning of those
 7 XVIII     |        expectation of death, in order to promote the salvation
 8 XVIII(325)|     desired by Christianity, in order not to leave men altogether
 9 XVIII     |   powers of the Beloved," 332in order that the prophecy may be
10 XVIII     |        respecting this, that in order to find fault with the Word
11 XX        |    elaborate eulogy of ants, in order that by thus eulogising
12 XX        |      which is able by reason to order the natural advantages of
13 XX        |         taught by the birds, in order that, as, according to Celsus,
14 XX        |        the words of Celsus, "in order that this world may be,
15 XXI       |        argument against them in order to overthrow their assumption
16 XXI       |       forth the secret evil, in order to cleanse him, who through
17 XXI       |       soon be reckoned such, in order that it may not be superficial.
18 XXII      |       secret of the king";523in order that the doctrine of the
19 XXIII     |      addressed to an invalid in order to dissuade him from calling
20 XXIII     |     signs." 564And Jeremiah, in order that he may bring us back
21 XXIII     |        as it were, infinite. In order, then, that superhuman beings,
22 XXIII     |    administer human affairs, in order that they may only know
23 XXIII     |         and ministers of God in order that they may rejoice in
24 XXIII     |  knowledge; and other things in order that they may receive them
25 XXIII     |      spirit of some prophet. In order, therefore, that they may
26 XXIV      |      was a time when God had no order of His own,592and we might
27 XXIV      |      the sake of putting all in order? ~That has been my view
28 XXIV      |         though He reduced it to order, it now partakes of evil.
29 XXV       |         us, then, attend to the order of these statements. God
30 XXVI      |         the Holy Spirit. But in order to silence those who think
31 XXVI      |      but it is true even in the order of Angels, and of sovereign
32 XXVI      |         are the evil things, in order that through our exercises
33 XXVII     |         effect the hardening in order that he who is hardened
34 XXVII     |  complain of our simplicity, in order to show that neither in
35 XXVII     |        makes it show itself, in order that He may afterwards induce
36 XXVII     |       God humbles and tries, in order that what is in each man'