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 1   I,  16       |               16. Eloquence is an art of saying things in such
 2   I,  21       |   independent of one another. Our art makes one dependent on the
 3  II,  82       |           physicians had the true art of healing, they would have
 4  II,  120      |         diversifies and imitates; art imitates and diversifies.~
 5 III,  194(25)  |                  Is. 45:15. "Thou art a God that hidest thyself." ~
 6 III,  209      |                              209. Art thou less a slave by being
 7 III,  209      |      favoured by thy master? Thou art indeed well off, slave.
 8  IV,  242(31)  |          Is. 45:15. "Verily, thou art a God that hidest thyself." ~
 9  IV,  252      |         without violence, without art, without argument, makes
10   V,  294      |           pomp and reverence. The art of opposition and of revolution
11  VI,  370      |           chance removes them; no art can keep or acquire them.~
12  VI,  374      |         fault and not that of the art which they claim always
13  VI,  381      |      determines that point in the art of painting. But who shall
14 VII,  513(83)  |                  Rev. 4:11. "Thou art worthy to receive." ~
15  IX,  610      |     Isaiah 63:16: "Doubtless thou art our Father, though Abraham
16  IX,  610      |          acknowledge us not. Thou art our Father and our Redeemer."~
17  IX,  625      |          did not study science or art, which now form a large
18  XI,  712      |          Because I know that thou art obstinate, that thy spirit
19  XI,  721      | interpretation thereof.~"Thou who art the greatest of kings, and
20  XI,  721      |           power so vast that thou art renowned among all peoples,
21  XI,  721      |       renowned among all peoples, art the head of gold which thou
22  XI,  725      |            and said unto me, Thou art my servant in whom I will
23  XI,  725      |          Genesis 49: "Judah, thou art he whom thy brethren shall
24  XI,  725      |       from the prey, my son, thou art gone up, and art couched
25  XI,  725      |        son, thou art gone up, and art couched as a lion, and as
26 XII,  743(147) |         22:32, 61. "And when thou art converted, strengthen thy
27 XII,  779(175) |         26:50. "Friend, wherefore art thou come?" ~
28 XIII,  807(178)|           3:2. "We know that thou art a teacher come from God;
29 XIII,  841(193)|                      Luke 22:66. "Art thou the Christ? tell us." ~