Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  7 |          should be taken? Let us then consider Paul’s replies to these
 2     I,  8 |              nature. At the same time consider, that the gift of virginity
 3     I,  10|             woman to marry a Gentile, consider what the same Apostle says, 4309 “
 4     I,  14|           work. And at the same time, consider that she who has had two
 5     I,  20|            And in passing we ought to consider the words “if only the young
 6     I,  23|          forward Samson, and does not consider that the Lord’s Nazarite
 7     I,  27| sanctification with sobriety.” Let us consider what led the Apostle to
 8     I,  29|             he had found man upright. Consider the force of the words.
 9     I,  37|               σωφρονεὶν. Let us consider what the Apostle says: “
10     I,  37|            reasonable service, should consider, not what God permits, but
11     I,  39|              virgin self. Let us also consider what Peter thinks of the