Book, Chapter

 1   1,  22|           it becomes an important question, whether men ought to enjoy,
 2   1,  22|          one another: but it is a question whether man is to be loved
 3   1,  24|         On this point, indeed, no question was ever raised by any sect.
 4   1,  30|      further in this connection a question about angels. For they are
 5   1,  30|         the man who had asked the question admitted the truth of this
 6   2,   2|         signification, is another question, and does not pertain to
 7   2,   6|    knowledge the same, is another question, and one very difficult
 8   2,  16|         and the harp. And it is a question which it is not out of place
 9   2,  16|         the law (and if again any question is raised about that number,
10   2,  28|          the Greeks, what a great question our own Ambrose has set
11   3,   3|         follows an answer to this question, "God who justifieth," and
12   3,   3| justifieth," and to make a second question, "Who is he that condemneth?"
13   3,   3|          to make the first part a question of inquiry, and the second
14   3,   3|       given as the answer to this question: "That the Gentiles, which
15   3,   3|          a man who asks the whole question with doubt and hesitation,
16   3,  33|         seems to me to be a great question in itself, rather than a
17   3,  33|       want of clear views on this question that originated, or at least
18   3,  33|            For, in discussing the question about faith and works, he
19   3,  35|           explains also the great question about the resurrection of
20   4,   6|            or eloquent as well. A question which to me, and to those
21   4,  10|         has the power of asking a question; but when all are silent
22   4,  10|    decorous for a person to ask a question about what he does not understand;
23   4,  20|          besides, when out of one question other questions arise, and
24   4,  20|         to return to the original question from which he set out. It
25   4,  21|         this book he resolves the question, whether the cup of the
26   4,  21|        discussion of the point in question. "Observe," he says, "that
27   4,  21|       also, though dealing with a question of very great importance,
28   4,  23|          as I have said, a knotty question comes up to be settled,