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 1      I, 7 |           IT IS NOT A QUESTION OF NAMES. THE DIVINE ESSENCE IS THE
 2      I, 7 |       handwork. If an identity of names affords a presumption in
 3      I, 7 |           strut insolently in the names of kings your Alexanders,
 4      I, 8 |         to them, even, in ancient names I feel grateful for this
 5      I, 13|     idolatry, when ashamed of the names and fables of their ancient
 6     II, 4 |          rule over, and even give names to. In addition to this,
 7     II, 16|      members pass under identical names, so great will also be the
 8     II, 16|        are designated by the same names. These sensations in the
 9    III, 13|      METAPHORICAL SENSE OF PROPER NAMES IN SUNDRY PASSAGES OF THE
10    III, 13|          led away by the sound of names, when you so understand
11    III, 13|            figuratively to employ names of places as a metaphor
12    III, 15|     suffice. Concerning His other names, however, and especially
13    III, 15|  necessary that He should possess names apart from all others. For
14    III, 15|       dispensation a community of names; whereas no proof could
15    III, 15| dispensations a diversity also of names? For that is not a state
16    III, 15|           that claims for his son names from the Creator? I say
17    III, 15|       from the Creator? I say not names which do not belong to him,
18    III, 15|        but ancient and well-known names, which even in this view
19    III, 15|        and clad in an old suit of names? How is it he has rent off
20    III, 16|       know not which one of these names may be able to hold its
21    III, 16|      Since, therefore, both these names are suitable to the Christ
22    III, 16|   appointed. Now respecting their names, such is our conclusion
23    III, 21|       when those whom the prophet names are proselytes of individually
24    III, 24|        themselves, induced by the names of places and countries,
25     IV, 10|           as a simple identity of names; and yet we have maintained
26     IV, 10|         have been called by these names, if they possessed any condition
27     IV, 10|         with a casual identity of names. For it is of pure accident,
28     IV, 13|          Creator also altered the names of Abram, and Sarai, and
29     IV, 17|         inbreathing. Now again He names me His son, not begetting
30     IV, 19|         them," He transferred the names of blood-relationship to
31     IV, 25|           of things, or words, or names, obscured by allegories
32     IV, 39|     touching the propriety of His names, it has already been seen
33     IV, 39|        the Creator, to whom these names do properly appertain; and
34     IV, 39|          very Proprietor of these names, the Creator's Christ and
35      V, 15|        has given certain distinct names to all (our faculties),