Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|      passion with me on that account. As for those who, even
 2   1,  15 |  instead of quaking at it on account of their evil deeds. And
 3   1,  30 |      For He shows us pity on account of His own goodness, but
 4   1,  30 |  show pity to one another on account of His; that is, He pities
 5   2, arg |     useful, may be turned to account in removing our ignorance
 6   2,  11 |    in their original form on account of the more sacred authority
 7   2,  11 |    but, as has been said, on account of the diversities among
 8   2,  12 |     the Jews his "flesh," on account of the relationship of blood.
 9   2,  16 | sacredness attached to it on account of the Pentecost, and how
10   2,  16 |  this number taken thrice on account of the three divisions of
11   2,  16 |   under grace, or perhaps on account of the name of the Father,
12   2,  16 |   itself is not on that very account the more to be considered
13   2,  18 |      heart, ought we on that account to forsake justice and virtue.
14   2,  21 |  were called genethliaci, on account of their attention to birthdays,
15   2,  21 |    names either of beasts on account of their likeness to beasts,
16   2,  23 |      the evil spirit on that account, but rebuked and cast it
17   2,  39 | several classes, and give an account of the unknown places, and
18   2,  39 |     only, and committing his account to writing. This might also
19   2,  39 |    of Scripture, and on that account is of more service to the
20   3,  12 |    kingdom of heaven. And on account of the necessity for a numerous
21   3,  21 |      him. For it was on this account he had given orders that
22   3,  21 |     a passing guest. On this account the unlawful appetite is
23   3,  30 |    with caution, not only on account of the errors into which
24   3,  30 |     as a man, but chiefly on account of the heresies which he
25   3,  34 |     own time was to them, on account of the unchangeableness
26   4,  10 |      understand; and on this account the speaker ought to be
27   4,  18 |  former two, and are on that account called middling, or moderate.
28   4,  24 |   are not to suppose on that account that he is speaking in the