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 1  II,  140    |            in hand? Here is a care worthy of occupying this great
 2 III,  194    |         judge themselves so little worthy of their own care, that
 3 III,  194    |            care, that they are not worthy of the care of others; and
 4  IV,  243    |          of this argument. This is worthy of attention.~
 5   V,  305    |   plebeians in order to be thought worthy of great office.~
 6 VII,  463    |          believe that God alone is worthy to be loved and admired;
 7 VII,  477    |            It is false that we are worthy of the love of others; it
 8 VII,  510    |                    510. Man is not worthy of God, but he is not incapable
 9 VII,  510    |            incapable of being made worthy.~It is unworthy of God to
10 VII,  513(80)|               Hymn Vexilla regis. "Worthy God's hallowed members to
11 VII,  513(81)|                 Luke 7:6 "I am not worthy." ~
12 VII,  513(83)|               Rev. 4:11. "Thou art worthy to receive." ~
13 VII,  513(84)|          the Holy Virgin. "Make me worthy." ~
14  IX,  601    |            us of this? Are they so worthy of belief on account of
15  IX,  612    |            height; and he was held worthy to save the world in his
16  IX,  618    | astonishing to me, and seems to me worthy of attention. I look at
17  IX,  639    |          is a wonderful thing, and worthy of particular attention,
18 XIII,  842   |         the secrets of God, is not worthy to be believed on his private
19 XIV,  884    |           were hardly any who were worthy; and it is not allowed to
20 XIV,  918    |          great. They have all been worthy to be abandoned to the spirit
21 XIV,  918    |   Coacervabunt tibi magistros. 228 Worthy disciples of such masters,