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 1 XVIII    |        are not to be blamed for doing this, let us see whether
 2 XIX      |        pollutions"? ---- and in doing so did not speak like a
 3 XX       |        heavy burdens; why go on doing so to no purpose?" Ants,
 4 XX       |         13. Next, as if he were doing his utmost to degrade the
 5 XX       |         vast difference between doing these things with the aid
 6 XX       |      with the aid of reason and doing them without the aid of
 7 XXI      | perishing will not be their own doing. Again, in Ezekiel it is
 8 XXI      |        what is His object in so doing? Let them, at all events,
 9 XXI      |         mischief, because by so doing they mean to make the cure
10 XXI      |         their sight, it was the doing of the sufferers, inasmuch
11 XXI      |       that it was the Saviour's doing, inasmuch as He did restore
12 XXI      |       original source of our so doing; and if this be so, we are
13 XXI      |      seemed to do them, but the doing them was God's gift; so
14 XXII     |         peculiarities, are only doing what other men do; for every
15 XXII     |      Scythians, which allow the doing away with fathers, are right;
16 XXII     |     should not be blamed for so doing; but that Christians having
17 XXII     |     they act unbecomingly in so doing? For if on account of their
18 XXII     |        blame when they are only doing what the philosophers do?
19 XXIII    |    beheld the suffering and the doing of those who do or suffer,
20 XXIII    |        obviously be wrong in so doing; it is as though a man were
21 XXIII    |        all its possibilities of doing or suffering, far transcends
22 XXIII    |         is to be blamed for not doing impossibilities, it is no
23 XXIV     |         of the truth, for by so doing you will profit not yourself
24 XXV      |      whether this was their own doing. And how could the wicked
25 XXVI(624)| internal good, "living well and doing well." ~