Chapter

 1 1 |        his thenceforward orphan children, yet his soul must have
 2 5 |    passes from parents to their children not merely in bodily features,
 3 6 |        gave birth to a quint of children, the mother of all these
 4 16|     says, "We were formerly the children of wrath," he censures an
 5 17|     descry wild beasts in their children. Now is it their eyes or
 6 20|        the district of Colythus children speak--such is the precocity
 7 21|        raise up from the stones children unto Abraham; nor to make
 8 21|          We also were by nature children of wrath;" and, "Such were
 9 21|         Stones also will become children of Abraham, if educated
10 23|    Timoeus he supposes that the children of God, to whom had been
11 24|     better memories than little children, with their fresh, unworn
12 32| intercourse, and procreation of children; also (on different conditions
13 39|     parents was sanctified, the children were holy; and this as much
14 39|       Else," says he, "were the children unclean" by birth: as if
15 39|       us to understand that the children of believers were designed