Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|          the Apostle Paul himself, although stricken down and admonished
 2 pref,   0|           Cornelius the centurion, although an angel announced to him
 3 pref,   0|            gross absurdity. And so although it will sufficiently appear
 4   1,   6 |            by speech. And yet God, although nothing worthy of His greatness
 5   1,  23 |   wickedness of their persecutors, although they used it to attain the
 6   1,  33 |        hope of happiness upon him, although even in the immediate context
 7   1,  34 |            The apostle, therefore, although still on the way, and following
 8   2,   7 |         they see Him not. But yet, although that light may begin to
 9   2,  11 | translators throw them into doubt. Although, indeed, we often find Hebrew
10   2,  11 |          same kind. Some of these, although they could have been translated,
11   2,  16 |     piercing rocks with its roots, although it is a small and insignificant
12   2,  16 |          in which we wish to live; although by the passage of time we
13   2,  21 |       mathematici. For these, too, although they may seek with pains
14   2,  22 |          the heavenly bodies. For, although I may grant that it does
15   2,  28 |         years He lived afterwards, although by putting His actions together
16   2,  29 |  superstitious charm is condemned; although indeed, where incantations
17   2,  29 |           few. And this knowledge, although in itself it involves no
18   2,  31 |           in words, and is hated;" although, indeed, a style of speech
19   2,  33 |     Therefore he is not good." Now although every one of these statements
20   2,  35 |        division, and of partition, although it is frequently applied
21   2,  35 |          the reason of things. For although poets have applied it to
22   2,  35 |           this definition is true, although falsehood itself cannot
23   2,  35 |            the kalends of January, although perhaps the fact is not
24   2,  35 |       false may be perfectly true, although what is false cannot, of
25   2,  38 |         other times uninstructed), although it holds a middle place
26   3,   6 |            before their minds. And although they paid attention to the
27   3,  12 |         passes over without blame, although they did things which could
28   3,  22 |                         Therefore, although all, or nearly all, the
29   3,  23 |          of the sins of great men, although he may be able to see and
30   3,  29 |          they be learnt elsewhere, although indeed I have already given
31   3,  29 |        certain form of expression, although it puts yes for no by a
32   3,  29 |          not use such expressions, although he knows nothing at all
33   3,  30 |                One Tichonius, who, although a Donatist himself, has
34   3,  30 |          long and full discussion, although the matter inquired into
35   3,  32 |          now be said to be in Him, although they seem to be in His Church.
36   3,  32 |          his guard when Scripture, although it has now come to address
37   3,  34 |        speak of the spiritual, and although now speaking of the latter,
38   3,  37 |          to the head himself. For, although the devil sends his angels
39   4, arg |         requisite for instruction, although other qualities are required
40   4,   8 |                                But although I take some examples of
41   4,  12 |          he is not understood; for although what he has said be intelligible
42   4,  20 |          writing to the Galatians, although the whole epistle is written