Book, Chapter

 1       1, IX   |         observer agree that I was rightly punished as a boy for playing
 2       3, VII  |        are like God, and which is rightly said in Scripture to be
 3       3, IX   |       good. When these are judged rightly and after the rule of perfection,
 4       4, VI   |           was dead. Someone spoke rightly of his friend as being “
 5       4, XII  |         and pleasant. But it will rightly be turned to bitterness
 6       4, XII  |    whatever comes from him is not rightly loved and if he is deserted
 7       6, II   |          the Lord’s body might be rightly celebrated in those places
 8       6, III  |        indeed, every Lord’s Day, “rightly dividing the word of truth”154
 9       7, V    |        sleep forever (for all men rightly count waking better) - yet
10       9, XV   |         of images or not, who can rightly affirm? For I name a stone,
11       9, XIX  |           which our knowledge can rightly rest as the familiar and
12       9, XX   |  happiness is not mine till I can rightly say: “It is enough. This
13       9, XLIII|         of thee and did serve us. Rightly, then, is my hope fixed
14      10, XX   |          Perhaps it might be said rightly that there are three times:
15      11, VI   |          I did not think about it rightly. My mind in its agitation
16      11, XXV  |          brethren who use the law rightly to the end of love. Hear
17      11, XXIX |     already formed, it then might rightly be asked of him, “If God
18      11, XXX  |           that we may use the law rightly to the end of the commandment
19      12, XIV  |        knowledge, only thou canst rightly distinguish - thou who dost
20      12, XIX  |     wisdom - who know how to give rightly to the day and to the night -
21      12, XX   |           and confounding and not rightly distinguishing between the
22      12, XXIII|           from our sight is still rightly and truly spoken. In this
23      12, XXXI | yourselves who know,” and just as rightly it may be said to those