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 1      I, 2 |          one whom he will never be able to prove, i.e. his own god.
 2      I, 3 |        except the man who shall be able to pronounce the opposite
 3      I, 6 |       supreme. Nothing will you be able to take away from either
 4      I, 6 |          them; nothing will you be able to add. By allowing their
 5      I, 8 |            help I shall at once be able to prove the heresy of their
 6      I, 11|           WHICH SHOULD AT LEAST BE ABLE TO COMPETE WITH THE FULL
 7      I, 12|     MALIGNITY.~But even if we were able to allow that he exists,
 8      I, 15|           its Lord, why was it not able to receive the created substance,
 9      I, 15|         some third god also may be able with a world of his own
10      I, 18|          man's littleness has been able, according to experiments
11      I, 18|         rest, if man shall be thus able to devise a god, as Romulus
12      I, 21|         Marcion, however, shall be able to lay claim to this inspired
13      I, 23|            like manner, it will be able to appear rational, when
14      I, 24|      helping. Now, you will not be able to attribute goodness (to
15     II, 2 |       exist, because they are more able to censure than deny Him
16     II, 3 |          moreover, may possibly be able, while recognising the goodness
17     II, 5 |       prescient of the future, and able to avert evil, why did He
18     II, 13|            good God, who should be able to make a man worse by security
19     II, 13|          He is omnipotent, because able both to help and to hurt.
20     II, 16|          himself is, will never be able to be charged upon him as
21     II, 23|           His choice, and never be able to reject him? Or who, on
22     II, 23|         him for ever, and never be able to choose him? Show me,
23     II, 26|        which he, as a servant, was able to ask of the Lord, the
24     II, 27|        with man, that man might be able to deal on equal terms with
25     II, 29|          Being as omnipotent, I am able to content myself with having
26    III, 7 |        that which they were easily able both to understand and to
27    III, 9 |         conjugal seed, was equally able to apply to angels too a
28    III, 14|         faith, wherewith we may be able to quench all the fiery
29    III, 16|          one of these names may be able to hold its ground. In the
30    III, 19| twenty-first Psalm is sufficiently able to afford it to you, containing
31    III, 20|       possession." You will not be able to put in a claim for some
32     IV, 1 |         Himself? You have not been able, unless I am misinformed,
33     IV, 1 |           that you might have been able to have distinctly asserted
34     IV, 11|          that he may afterwards be able to separate them from the
35     IV, 16|   neighbours. For what man will be able to bestow the love (which
36     IV, 17|         for from a man who is even able to repay it), what else
37     IV, 23|      already capable of discretion able to mock, if not to blaspheme.
38     IV, 25|          the Creator which will be able to advance belief in His
39     IV, 26|          the tempter will never be able to tremble; or He who from
40     IV, 26|      Creator, on the contrary, was able to proclaim these duties
41     IV, 28|        other word of excuse was he able to find, without using that
42     IV, 34|          Peter would not have been able to say, "Thou art the Christ,"
43     IV, 41|          In order that He might be able to suffer. In other words,
44      V, 2 |          fathers even had not been able to bear." Now, since the
45      V, 4 |     cessation of the law, shall be able to condemn the defenders
46      V, 10|             so that he will not be able to deny Him (in this passage),
47      V, 10|              Now, when shall we be able to please God except whilst
48      V, 12|            merits, how will any be able to reckon with God? But
49      V, 17|          fleshly body, such as was able to endure the cross. "When,
50      V, 18|      armour of God, that we may be able to stand against the wiles