Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  139 |     as they should do if they considered the matter thoroughly—that
 2   V,  329 | reason why so many things are considered fine, as to be good at playing
 3 VII,  425 |   fact nearer the truth, have considered it necessary that the universal
 4 VII,  431 |       of his excellence, have considered as mean and ungrateful the
 5 VIII,  556|       in the worship of a God considered as great, powerful, and
 6  IX,  610 |   prayer."~That the true Jews considered their merit to be from God
 7  IX,  611 |    hope was in God only; they considered their towns as belonging
 8 XIII,  816| restore youth to them.—Having considered how it happens that so great
 9 XIII,  817|                   818. Having considered how it comes that there
10 XIII,  828|   Bethlehem. They should have considered more carefully whether He
11 XIV,  870 |       of it. The Fathers have considered the Church now in the one
12 XIV,  921 |       kings and princes to be considered pious; therefore they must