Book, Chapter

1    III, 20|        thy wife's body." But by mentioning his body, it follows that
2     IV, 8 |         have not refrained from mentioning on this account, because
3     IV, 19|        that to be obtained from mentioning those relatives which it
4     IV, 22|        Elias; for, by expressly mentioning whom they were to hear,
5     IV, 33|       Creator (in his manner of mentioning Him) and the rival god how
6     IV, 40|         body. He likewise, when mentioning the cup and making the new
7      V, 3 | children of Abraham," and after mentioning him he expressly called
8      V, 12|         reckon with God? But by mentioning both the judgment-seat and
9      V, 15|      the same level, instead of mentioning them in the way of a climax;