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 1 I         |            and the teachers would desire that what they imagined
 2 I         |   Apostles, and in spite of their desire to plot against them were
 3 I         |          to say, "Tell me ye that desire to be under the law, do
 4 I         |    exactly what he says: "Ye that desire to be under the law": not "
 5 I         |      Circumcision, and as many as desire no more light than that
 6 V         |    affection for you, and earnest desire in nothing to give you pain,
 7 IX        |     epistle ---- "Tell me ye that desire to be under the law, do
 8 XIV       |     beginning this sixth book, we desire, holy Ambrose, to meet the
 9 XVIII     |      would not have furthered His desire to teach, as a man approved
10 XVIII     |     sufficiently earnest in their desire to lead a good life, they
11 XVIII     |      statements. ~24. We own to a desire to instruct all with the
12 XX        |           sort of thing (for they desire to seduce the human race
13 XXI       |       them a phantasy, that is, a desire or feeling,435which calls
14 XXIII     |       succeed in showing, as they desire, that the Creator is just;
15 XXIII(571)|           can indeed indicate the desire which a malignant power
16 XXIII(571)|       acting or the issue of this desire shall be fulfilled or not,
17 XXIV      |         conscious how earnestly I desire in arguing not to score
18 XXVII     | themselves the souls that eagerly desire the sweets of bodily pleasure,