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 1     I,  1       | inextricable confusion that the saying of 4257 Plautus might be
 2     I,  3       |      virginity is expressed. In saying this I have followed my
 3     I,  8       |        explained his meaning by saying, “this I say by way of permission,
 4     I,  9       |       And he gives a reason for saying “If they have not continency,
 5     I,  11      |       or with circumcision, his saying “Brethren, let each man,
 6     I,  11      |     There was some fear that by saying “Wast thou called being
 7     I,  12      |         men cannot receive this saying, but they to whom it is
 8     I,  12      |      all men do not receive the saying, but they to whom it has
 9     I,  13      |     adversary objects that this saying relates to widows, we reply
10     I,  13      |      And, for fear he should by saying, “And if a virgin marry,
11     I,  13      |  comparing it with another, and saying, “and he that giveth her
12     I,  26      |       him so to be?” Whence the saying went abroad among the brethren
13     I,  28(4439)|    Often mentioned by Seneca. A saying is reported of him: “Ho,
14     I,  30      |        excludes this meaning by saying 4467 “Thou hast ravished
15     I,  32      |       mouth of Jeremiah speaks, saying: 4483 “Can a maid forget
16     I,  39      |      more clearly denotes them, saying, 4562 “In the last days
17     I,  47      |       of ample means, and after saying that under these circumstances
18     I,  47(4611)| Officiis, makes Cato quote this saying as one frequently in the
19     I,  49      |         of a husband? It is the saying of a very learned man, that
20    II,  1       |      the imputation of folly in saying this, he adds: “But if any
21    II,  3       |        corrects this mistake by saying: 4690 “But, beloved, we
22    II,  6       |        power to please himself, saying “If thou wilt be perfect.”
23    II,  14      |   dashed the cup to the ground, saying that he did not know nature
24    II,  15      |      and the melons and garlic, saying: 4782 “Would that we had
25    II,  15      |       and the angel came to him saying, 4799 “Daniel, thou art
26    II,  15      |      Lord spake by the prophet, saying: 4806 “Because ye have obeyed
27    II,  22      |    flock of His rational sheep, saying, “Behold I judge between
28    II,  23      |       But he precludes you from saying that the different members
29    II,  23      |       explained this passage by saying that the spiritual differ
30    II,  27      |       Lord rebuke His disciple, saying: 4885 “O thou of little
31    II,  27      |      and every man his brother, saying, Know the Lord: for they
32    II,  33      |       more, He himself shows by saying, “Wherefore didst thou not
33    II,  36      |      doctrine of the Pharisees, saying, 4933 “Crucify him, crucify