Book, Chapter

 1      I, 18|          since Antinous, the same accomplishment may be allowed to others.
 2      I, 26|        him not to be moved by the accomplishment of a thing after being moved
 3     II, 3 |         perfect goodness, for the accomplishment of the good which was to
 4    III, 3 |        which were so very easy of accomplishment by even false christs. Else
 5    III, 4 |          after the completion and accomplishment of the entire plan of the
 6    III, 13| intelligible and declares its own accomplishment. Let those eastern magi
 7    III, 20|      through whom they have their accomplishment. In another passage He also
 8     IV, 24|           be a threat without its accomplishment, can you have in a threatening
 9     IV, 39|         will tractably endure the accomplishment of their Maker's dispensation.
10      V, 17|           to his account, for the accomplishment of all things in Christ,