Book, Chapter

1      I, 7 |         that the Surpeme Being admits of no comparison with Himself,
2      I, 29|   removes from life, the other admits none to it. There is no
3    III, 6 |       course of prophecy? That admits of being understood or being
4    III, 6 |        which lacks such matter admits not the issue of wisdom.
5    III, 24|      provided by Christ, which admits and conducts to glory. Of
6     IV, 38|  answer, then the Lord's reply admits of no other interpretation
7      V, 10|     life by means of the soul, admits of being called animal (
8      V, 10|      me, that in his Gospel he admits the Son of man to be both
9      V, 12| discussed all that the subject admits of. I shall here simply