Book, Chapter

 1      I, 1pref|        its name. As you would not account it hospitable from its situation,
 2      I, 7    |           god, but is not on that account proved to be divine, as
 3      I, 9    |          condition, so as on this account to share also in their manner
 4      I, 10   |        knowledge must not on that account be reckoned from the Pentateuch.
 5      I, 14   |      using its produce, which you account the more sacred diet. If
 6      I, 22   |           goodness at any time on account of His nature. Indeed, it
 7      I, 22   |          it that he might on this account be deemed the better, and
 8      I, 22   |         exhibit simply on its own account, but which he must mean
 9      I, 23   |          god is rational, on this account first, because it proceeded
10      I, 23   |          as are also on that very account strangers to us. Now, inasmuch
11      I, 23   |         his goodness on this very account defective? Moreover, how
12      I, 29   |        and drinks are not on this account to be condemned, because,
13     II, 2    |           about Him. They on this account suppose that another god
14     II, 3    |          everlasting, and on this account worthy of the Divine Being,
15     II, 9    |         by the spirit, be on that account the spirit. The soul has
16     II, 10   |        you choose to transfer the account of evil from man to the
17     II, 14   |            but still on their own account good, as being just and
18     II, 16   |         evil. So, again, mercy on account of the erring, and patience
19     II, 16   |           erring, and patience on account of the impenitent, and pre-eminent
20     II, 16   |          pre-eminent resources on account of the meritorious, and
21     II, 22   |         condition of idolatry, on account of which the making a likeness
22     II, 23   |       refuse to eject sinners, on account of their previous good deeds?
23     II, 25   |       which was simulated on this account, that delinquent man should
24     II, 27   |          and such as on this very account became worthy of God, because
25    III, 2    |        not have been on that very account a sudden thing, because
26    III, 3    |          be believed in simply on account of His miracles, inasmuch
27    III, 4    |        might come first. On which account also, (of course,) he ought
28    III, 7    |           they would on this very account, while confining their regards
29    III, 10   |            why did he not on that account include the likeness of
30    III, 10   |            And to how much better account would this necessity have
31    III, 23   |           this retribution not on account of Him, who had in prophecy
32    III, 23   |         happen to the Jews on His account, in which case you will
33    III, 23   |       else they did happen on His account, and then the Creator could
34    III, 23   |        has not come yet, on whose account the prophecy dooms them
35     IV, 1    |       admissible in argument, and account them valid expressions of
36     IV, 2    |          that he actually on that account went up to Jerusalem to
37     IV, 3    | ceremonies. So that it was not on account of their preaching, but
38     IV, 5    |          to be called to a strict account concerning these (other
39     IV, 5    |           so called) on this very account, because they imitated the
40     IV, 7    |          eyes. Moreover, it takes account of fact, and thus obliges
41     IV, 8    |        designate us, on that very account, Nazerenes after Him. For
42     IV, 8    |           from mentioning on this account, because it behoved Marcion'
43     IV, 9    |       word? But Christ is on this account another (Christ), because
44     IV, 12   |        institution ensued on this account, because as nothing was
45     IV, 14   |          very Son of man on whose account our name also is rejected.~
46     IV, 22   |       ashamed of yourself on this account too, for permitting him
47     IV, 25   |           man. For it was on this account that he inserted the clause
48     IV, 29   |         Marcion's Christ! On this account He pronounced them "hypocrites,"
49     IV, 34   |       Creator, however, except on account of adultery, does not put
50     IV, 34   |        not be lawful on that very account; and who, when the prophet
51     IV, 35   |      seriously rebuke, and on his account shalt not contract sin."
52     IV, 35   |        they were cleansed on this account, because they were obedient,
53     IV, 35   |           and yet was not on that account less the Creator's agent?
54     IV, 36   |       that the Creator is on that account the specially good God,
55     IV, 37   |         even a God who, in strict account, not only bestows honour,
56     IV, 38   |           But they whom God shall account worthy of the possession
57     IV, 38   |      before you, not on their own account, but in consequence of an
58     IV, 38   |           god of that world shall account worthy." They add the phrase "
59     IV, 38   |       thus: "Those whom God shall account worthy of the possession
60     IV, 38   |      words, "Those whom God shall account worthy of obtaining and
61      V, 3    |         circumcision," but not on account of any perverse opinion
62      V, 3    |          another god, and on that account was accursed even then in
63      V, 6    |     should contend that these, on account of their fall, were greater
64      V, 7    |           will secure, on His own account, the safety of those whom
65      V, 7    |     preach the gospel are on this account sent by no other god but
66      V, 12   |   moreover, that we ought on this account to prefer "rather to be
67      V, 14   |         law of the mind." On this account, therefore, (does he mean
68      V, 17   |       fulfilled can be put to his account, for the accomplishment
69      V, 19   |          But you must not on this account suppose that on every mention