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 1      I, 24|     creeping insects. In what respect do you suppose yourself
 2      I, 28|    had never been unsealed in respect of him; washes man, who
 3     II, 2 |   whose sight is defective in respect of the inferior god, what
 4     II, 2 |    been known to man in every respect, would not be greatness.
 5     II, 6 |    THIS LIBERTY VINDICATED IN RESPECT OF ITS ORIGINAL CREATION;
 6     II, 7 |      he was himself guilty in respect of the law which he did
 7     II, 9 |      have done wrong. In this respect will the image be less than
 8     II, 13|     office of justice in this respect becomes an agency for goodness:
 9     II, 13|  divine law enjoins duties in respect of both these attributes:
10     II, 14|       hostile to sin. In this respect they are, moreover, worthy
11     II, 16|     nature. Then, again, with respect to the opposite sensations,
12     II, 22|      thirst." Although He had respect to the offerings of Abel,
13     II, 23|      that He is inconstant in respect of persons, sometimes disapproving
14     II, 24| VINDICATED.~Furthermore, with respect to the repentance which
15     II, 27|   then, is your perversity in respect of the two characters of
16     II, 28|       against himself than in respect of him by whom he meant
17    III, 4 |      has committed himself in respect of both, having revealed
18    III, 4 |      Christ, and powerless in respect of them both! For he no
19    III, 18| indicated in him a bullock in respect of both His characteristics:
20    III, 24|       claim upon our faith in respect of the Creator. What appears
21     IV, 3 |   changing their company from respect of persons. And yet as Paul
22     IV, 3 |    they had erred at all with respect to God the Creator or His
23     IV, 9 |        why indeed had He such respect for that of fishermen, as
24     IV, 11|   should like to know in what respect the Creator is inconsistent
25     IV, 15|    enriched Solomon. But with respect to this man, since, when
26     IV, 21|     suited to your Christ, in respect of a meritorious shame?
27     IV, 22|       him, for this indicates respect and graciousness; but they
28     IV, 25|       his Christ. Now in what respect had the wise and prudent
29     IV, 28|   which He forbids. It was in respect of Him against whom the
30     IV, 28|  absence of offence, and this respect. But this conclusion I can
31     IV, 29|   similitudes; for these have respect to none other than Him to
32     IV, 36|      the stronghold) in which respect (I should rather say) that
33     IV, 39|       since they differ in no respect from the promises of Christ,
34     IV, 39|       them from Him in either respect. For asmuch, then, as there
35      V    |       TERTULLIAN PROVES, WITH RESPECT TO ST. PAUL'S EPISTLES,
36      V    |       THE PRECEDING BOOK WITH RESPECT TO ST. LUKE'S GOSPEL. FAR
37      V, 2 | conduct it prescribes, not in respect of its worship; "another"
38      V, 2 | discipline it teaches, not in respect of its divinity; because
39      V, 2 |   Jerusalem." Also when, with respect to the apostles personally,
40      V, 3 |    the law," and so here with respect to those who come in secretly, "
41      V, 4 |      literal truth. For (with respect to the latter clause of
42      V, 6 | imputation of ignorance, with respect to the Lord of glory, to
43      V, 10|  common for them both. For in respect of their present state and
44      V, 13|    than that of the flesh, in respect of which the law was called (
45      V, 14|      own God, if it is not in respect of the same God that he
46      V, 14|    the Jews with ignorance in respect of a god of whom they knew
47      V, 17|       draw a distinction with respect to the Gentiles, (when he
48      V, 19|      meat, or in drink, or in respect of a holy day, or of the