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 1   I,  18   |        curious to no purpose.~The manner in which Epictetus, Montaigne,
 2  II,  72(7)|        City of God, xxi. 10. "The manner in which the spirit is united
 3  II,  82   |         much better does his bold manner make his case appear to
 4  II,  82   |         are not disguised in this manner, because indeed their part
 5  II,  105  |  prejudicing his judgement by the manner in which we submit it! If
 6  II,  121  |          days, the hours; in like manner spaces and numbers follow
 7 III,  194  |            If they talked in this manner, they would in truth be
 8 III,  194  | foundation, I look upon them in a manner quite different.~This carelessness
 9 III,  194  |          continue to talk in this manner, you will really make me
10  IV,  242  |    contempt.~It is not after this manner that Scripture speaks, which
11   V,  293  |        unjust to slay you in this manner. But since you live on the
12  VI,  355  |           sea behaves in the same manner; and so, apparently, does
13  VI,  368  |      warmth which affects us in a manner wholly different from touch,
14 VII,  430  |          and of loving Him in the manner in which it shall please
15 VII,  430  |           Him.~"It is not in this manner that He has willed to appear
16 VII,  430  |        that He should appear in a manner manifestly divine, and completely
17 VII,  430  |        should come in so hidden a manner that He could not be known
18 VII,  499  |        rules and in His ways, the manner being thus as important
19 VII,  538  |        worms of earth!~A glorious manner to welcome life and death,
20 VIII,  556 |          in it in an indisputable manner; but as it exists only by
21 VIII,  570 |    prophesied obscurely as to the manner.~
22 VIII,  572 |  impostors. The time clearly, the manner obscurely. Five typical
23  IX,  616  |          declare the time and the manner of His coming; that they
24  IX,  617  | foretelling both the time and the manner; that four hundred years
25  IX,  617  |          Jesus Christ came in the manner, and at the time foretold;
26   X,  643  |         prophets the time and the manner of His coming. And yet,
27   X,  669  |           it came in the time and manner foretold.~The Rabbis take
28   X,  686  |        God is spoken of after the manner of men; and this means nothing
29   X,  686  |      intention of God, not of His manner of carrying it out.~Thus
30   X,  690  |      hears them both talk in this manner, will pass upon them the
31  XI,  709  |            as to the time and the manner, and Jesus Christ had come
32  XI,  710  |           he blessed them in this manner. And, upon Joseph's representing
33  XI,  721  |         and a voice cried in this manner, 'Gabriel, make this man
34  XI,  725  |          of Dan, and followed the manner of Beersheba, shall fall,
35 XII,  757  |        Him to be foretold in this manner. If the manner of the Messiah
36 XII,  757  |   foretold in this manner. If the manner of the Messiah had been
37 XII,  757  |         clearly foretold, and the manner in types.~By this means,
38 XII,  793  |      Christ not come in a visible manner, instead of obtaining testimony