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  1      I, 1pref |                       I. PREFACE. REASON FOR A NEW WORK PONTUS LENDS
  2      I, 1pref |          their rivers flow not by reason of the ice; their mountains
  3      I, 1pref |        that they are heretical by reason of the novelty of their
  4      I, 3     |      great Supreme in form and in reason, and in might and in power.
  5      I, 5     |            In short, we feel that reason herself expressly forbids
  6      I, 5     |      numerical distinction has no reason in it. Number, moreover,
  7      I, 5     |       consistent with the highest reason, or else His worship would
  8      I, 9     |  uncertain arguments, as shall by reason of their uncertainty be
  9      I, 11    |   Triptolemus. Or else state some reason which shall be worthy of
 10      I, 11    |         except, indeed, some good reason be forthcoming. And this
 11      I, 11    |         unable. There is no third reason. Now, that he was unable,
 12      I, 11    |          that he was unable, is a reason unworthy of God. Whether
 13      I, 12    |      cause who has not a cause by reason of not having a proof. God,
 14      I, 12    |        believe at once by unaided reason, without having some token
 15      I, 14    |        elements, and for the same reason was actually crucified in
 16      I, 15    |    unbegotten, and unmade, and by reason hereof eternal. With this
 17      I, 17    |       knowledge of God, or a good reason for it, when from the beginning
 18      I, 17    |       either ignorant of the good reason for and means of his own
 19      I, 20    |         brethren, for the express reason that they were pushing back
 20      I, 23    |       they are natural. I require reason in His goodness, because
 21      I, 23    |      without order, much less can reason itself dispense with order
 22     II, 4     |           since it was given as a reason previous to the imposition
 23     II, 9     |   accordance with His purpose and reason, but recklessly employed
 24     II, 10    |     destruction for the self-same reason as He postponed the restitution
 25     II, 15    |   SEVERITY OF GOD COMPATIBLE WITH REASON AND JUSTICE. WHEN INFLICTED,
 26     II, 15    |       will appear compatible with reason and justice. Now, that we
 27     II, 16    |          alone is truly happy, by reason of His property of incorruptibility.
 28     II, 18    |        the fear of retaliation by reason of the very savour of passion
 29     II, 25    |         Now, although Adam was by reason of his condition under law
 30     II, 29    |   regulated with the very highest reason. Wherefore, most thoughtless
 31    III, 3     |           was so much the greater reason wherefore Christ should
 32    III, 4     |         men, I say, that whatever reason impelled him to do so, postponing
 33    III, 4     |      interposition, the self-same reason imposed on him the duty
 34    III, 8     |          flesh; and for this very reason, to be sure, as pre-eminently
 35    III, 8     |       rose not, for the very same reason that He died not, even because
 36    III, 10    |   miserable enough, for this very reason that he was unable to display
 37    III, 13    |       being believed, by giving a reason for its occurrence, in that
 38    III, 13    |        thy mother an Hittite," by reason of their kindred iniquity;
 39    III, 14    | prosperously in Thy majesty," the reason is subjoined: "Because of
 40    III, 15    |        Fathers may be called Lord reason will certainly be opposed
 41    III, 18    |         passage we have given the reason of the thing preceded by
 42    III, 20    |       David by carnal descent, by reason of His birth of the Virgin
 43    III, 24    |           be superfluous for this reason, that our inquiry relates
 44    III, 24    |           that I may have no good reason for doubting the credibility
 45     IV, 3     |     pillars, it is for a manifest reason. They seemed to be changing
 46     IV, 7     |          he might have the better reason for coming down from heaven;
 47     IV, 8     |          to have been rejected by reason of a simple proverb. Here
 48     IV, 10    |    forgave sins; then you must in reason show that He never ordained
 49     IV, 10    |         in whom it has a suitable reason, if it be claimed for another
 50     IV, 10    |           whom is claimed without reason the identity of appellation.
 51     IV, 10    |    appellation, because he has no reason to show for it. Nor will
 52     IV, 11    |           while modestly giving a reason why "the children of the
 53     IV, 11    |          been blamed without some reason), nor rejected the discipline
 54     IV, 12    |       following Sabbath-day. Good reason, therefore, had the Lord
 55     IV, 12    |         which men will use); good reason, too, for expressing the
 56     IV, 17    |        think that I have the best reason possible for insisting still
 57     IV, 18    |       side will first explain the reason of his offence, that I may
 58     IV, 18    |          of any "least person" by reason of his humble position,
 59     IV, 19    |           away. Now, for whatever reason He threatens the "deprivation,"
 60     IV, 19    |         closely related to Him by reason of their faith. Now no one
 61     IV, 20    |       capable of contamination by reason of his human nature, but
 62     IV, 20    |        She therefore, not without reason, interpreted for herself
 63     IV, 20    |      thing. He therefore, who, by reason of this vacuity of his substance,
 64     IV, 21    |         was, however, a different reason which He assigned for the
 65     IV, 21    |           not been predicted, the reason which He alleged for imposing
 66     IV, 21    |         had made no mistake, that reason being the necessity of His
 67     IV, 25    |        lest I should have as much reason not to believe that all
 68     IV, 29    |          spontaneously to hand by reason of their very worthlessness,
 69     IV, 29    |       which they for this express reason owed to the Creator, because
 70     IV, 29    |            to be ready," for this reason, because "we know not the
 71     IV, 30    |        ideas be incompatible with reason of one being supposed to
 72     IV, 31    |         from Adam, or as Jews, by reason of their fathers; not to
 73     IV, 34    |           it was not so" for this reason, indeed, because He who
 74     IV, 34    |           away," that is, for the reason wherefore a woman ought
 75     IV, 34    |    disunite them without the good reason why your Christ would have
 76     IV, 35    |       that there is a pro-founder reason. Consider, therefore, the
 77     IV, 36    |         supposed to have had this reason for imposing silence on
 78     IV, 37    |          Zacchaeus even. For what reason? Was it because he also
 79     IV, 39    |        disciples (of One) who, by reason of His name being properly
 80     IV, 39    |           like the sea roaring by reason of their expectation of
 81      V, 1intro|        short, I who have the best reason possible for bringing this
 82      V, 1intro|         himself; thence do I find reason for rejecting your defence
 83      V, 2     |      submission to the Creator by reason of their faith in another
 84      V, 2     |      purpose was to set forth the reason for the abolition of the
 85      V, 2     |          good and most sufficient reason), it is clear enough in
 86      V, 3     |        the clear sense and to the reason of the thing, and the perversion
 87      V, 3     |      gives us an insight into his reason for acting in a clean contrary
 88      V, 3     |          a time; and this was the reason why he had Timothy circumcised,
 89      V, 3     |          it be in accordance with reason in your god, it is equally
 90      V, 3     |        also, he deserved for that reason to be called "the father
 91      V, 4     |         Christ's) holy church; by reason of which he adds in conclusion: "
 92      V, 4     |         their power in Christ, by reason of the excellency of faith
 93      V, 5     |          title of Lord accrues by reason of His power, and that the
 94      V, 5     |         cross, and also Christ by reason of the cross, will appertain
 95      V, 5     |      world?" and when he adds the reason why: "For after that, in
 96      V, 10    |        the spirit, yet that is no reason for supposing the apostle
 97      V, 12    |      accordingly not without good reason that he described them as "
 98      V, 16    |        Isaiah who for the express reason makes the self-same Lord "
 99      V, 18    |          to their husbands:" what reason does he give for this? "
100      V, 20    |         was He found to be man by reason of His flesh, because the