Book, Chapter

 1      I, 10|  must not on that account be reckoned from the Pentateuch. For
 2      I, 22|      Hence (His goodness) is reckoned as having a beginning, if
 3     II, 3 |     mode of time, it will be reckoned to possess an age, measureless
 4     II, 6 |    and self-command might be reckoned as the image and likeness
 5    III, 17|      for the Spirit's grace, reckoned indeed of the stem of Jesse,
 6    III, 20|    understand that Christ is reckoned to spring from David by
 7     IV, 1 |      Why, then, have you not reckoned up the Antitheses also which
 8     IV, 10| mother a husband will not be reckoned; and then to what mother
 9     IV, 10|      mother a husband is not reckoned, the condition of virginity
10     IV, 10|      fathers will have to be reckoned to Him a divine and a human
11     IV, 25|   have no man." Therefore He reckoned them "as the drop of a bucket,"
12     IV, 34|      own wife, seed might be reckoned to the deceased husband),
13     IV, 38|    which husband must she be reckoned to belong in the resurrection?
14     IV, 42|    in order that He might Le reckoned amongst the transgressors.
15      V, 6 |      in it that the ages are reckoned, the vessel as it were of
16      V, 10|  name, according as they are reckoned (as to their ultimate conditions)
17      V, 17|     from the beginning to be reckoned to any other God than the
18      V, 18|      their chief) is Himself reckoned among these (principalities),