Book, Chapter

 1      I, 26|          was his duty even to have permitted what he was about to prohibit
 2      I, 26|           even now that is tacitly permitted which is forbidden without
 3     II, 7 |         very authority in creation permitted these gifts to be enjoyed:
 4     II, 7 |           man's will, which He had permitted with set purpose, and in
 5     II, 11|      nature could not have rightly permitted His goodness to have gone
 6     II, 28|          all the evil which my God permitted to be, this also, did your
 7    III, 9 |        will not, to begin with, be permitted to use as examples the acts
 8    III, 10|       Therefore, since you are not permitted to resort to any instances
 9    III, 23|         how is it that He can have permitted to range through His own
10     IV, 8 |          of prevarication, when he permitted himself to be feared by
11     IV, 9 |          is not only bad if he has permitted obedience to a bad law;
12     IV, 12|      gathered for two days, He yet permitted it on the one occasion only
13     IV, 16|        reprisals which the Creator permitted in requiring "an eye for
14     IV, 16|     revenge which he ought to have permitted me to take, if he meant
15     IV, 17|          his children, who has not permitted us to make children for
16     IV, 18|          God but Him, whom He thus permitted to be honoured in His own
17     IV, 18|         happens it that He quietly permitted these persons to remain
18     IV, 19|    actuated with a diverse spirit, permitted a hearing which the Creator
19     IV, 26|          recent god could not have permitted any one to be in the short
20     IV, 34|          put away. Moses, however, permitted repudiation m Deuteronomy: "
21     IV, 34|         absolutely forbid, that He permitted on some occasions, when
22     IV, 34|         that divorce is in any way permitted by Christ, how is it that
23     IV, 34|         her (a union which the law permitted only on the one occasion
24     IV, 36|           Lord could possibly have permitted an untrue exclamation about
25     IV, 38|          time in which marriage is permitted, and the time in which it
26     IV, 41|    treachery. Now, if He knowingly permitted the man, whom He deliberately
27     IV, 41|           maliciousness, in having permitted the man of his own choice
28      V, 3 |         rest, the apostle must (be permitted to) go on with his own statement,
29      V, 6 |    principle that servants are not permitted to know their masters' plans,
30      V, 7 |   reconciled to her husband," both permitted divorce, which indeed He
31      V, 11|          an existence, could he be permitted to ascribe an attribute
32      V, 14| retaliation of the law, therefore, permitted not retribution for an injury;