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 1   I,  29  |  Those honour Nature well who teach that she can speak on everything,
 2 III,  226 |    obscurity; perhaps it will teach it to us.~
 3 VII,  430 |     religion must necessarily teach us both that there is in
 4 VII,  430 |      to our own good. It must teach us the remedies for these
 5 VII,  430 |     What religion, then, will teach us to cure pride and lust?
 6 VII,  430 |       religion will, in fact, teach us our good, our duties,
 7 VII,  430 | formed you, and who alone can teach you what you are. But you
 8 VII,  430 | without... the things which I teach you, since you will find
 9 VII,  489 |     true religion, then, must teach us to worship Him only,
10 VII,  489 |   also of this inability, and teach us also the remedies for
11 VII,  494 |        The true religion must teach greatness and misery; must
12 VII,  498 |   send war," He says, "and to teach them of this war. I came
13 VII,  513 |   dignity of causality.~2. To teach us from whom our virtue
14 VII,  535 |     For they mortify us. They teach us that we have been despised.
15 VII,  545 |  Jesus Christ did nothing but teach men that they loved themselves,
16 VII,  547 |     absolutely prove God, nor teach right doctrine and right
17 VII,  547 |     Christ, we prove God, and teach morality and doctrine. Jesus
18 VIII,  556|      for Jesus Christ, and to teach men both their corruption
19   X,  669 |     death, Saint Paul came to teach men that all these things
20   X,  677 |      interpret the cipher and teach us to understand the hidden
21  XI,  712 |    our heart unto your words. Teach us the things that have
22  XI,  731 |     732. "... Then they shall teach no more every man his neighbour,
23  XI,  732 |            733. That He would teach men the perfect way.~And