Book, Chapter

 1      I, 3 |            ascribing to him too the property of Godhead both eternity
 2      I, 4 |             in question, whose main property it is to admit of no comparison
 3      I, 16|            greater, can be suitable property for one who seems to possess
 4      I, 23|            master, claim him as the property of another, and suborn him
 5     II, 6 |        might be henceforth in man a property, and in a certain sense
 6     II, 6 |          spontaneously by man, as a property of his own, on the ground
 7     II, 6 |            result of his will, as a property of his nature; and, by a
 8     II, 9 |             exemption from fault, a property which is only conceded to
 9     II, 10|             if God grudged them the property of divinity. Now, whence
10     II, 16|             happy, by reason of His property of incorruptibility. Angry
11     II, 20|            and cup in all cases the property, no doubt, of still fewer
12     II, 29| administration) will rightly be His property, to whom it actually belongs
13    III, 12|          interpretation made common property. Inquire, then, whether
14    III, 12|         grant that He is come whose property it is to be called Emmanuel,
15     IV, 4 |             as its being the common property of ourselves and Marcion
16     IV, 14|          heaven has been as yet the property of no other God whatever,
17     IV, 15|            words. It is as much His property to condemn the praise and
18     IV, 25|        helping himself to another's property! Or else, if nothing of
19     IV, 29|           he liberal with another's property? "Seek ye," says he, "the
20     IV, 29|         pilfers or plunders his own property, but he rather acts the
21     IV, 29|             is the thief of his own property; besides which, there is
22     IV, 29|           set as ruler over all his property; but he who should act otherwise
23     IV, 30|            the world nor man is his property, but the Creator's, therefore
24     IV, 32|             Since, then, man is the property of none other than the Creator,
25      V, 6 |          ages can be said to be the property of any other being than
26      V, 6 |               Now, since man is the property, and the work, and the image