Book, Chapter

 1      I, 16    |        to him who had previously displayed no visible thing, rather
 2      I, 23    |          goodness, that which is displayed towards the stranger, be
 3      I, 23    |         to appear rational, when displayed towards the stranger, if
 4      I, 23    |       can an unjust benevolence, displayed on behalf of a stranger,
 5     II, 20    |           the favour" which they displayed towards them? Were free
 6     II, 22    |        religion of God (since he displayed them as his own, and not
 7    III, 3     |       that the Creator sometimes displayed by His servants of old,
 8    III, 24    |   without having a heaven; as He displayed Himself man, without having
 9     IV, 6     |    characterizes heresy, than he displayed when he erased all the former
10     IV, 8     |       other cities also." Had He displayed His God anywhere yet? I
11     IV, 12    |       the Christ of the Jews, He displayed a hatred against the Jews'
12     IV, 30    |         How often has He already displayed Himself as a Judge, and
13     IV, 36    |          the contrary, He rather displayed the Creator. Surely He could
14      V, 1intro|    belong to the Creator-nay, is displayed as in actual hostility to
15      V, 11    |   countenance, O Lord, hath been displayed upon us." Now the countenance (
16      V, 18    |      have meant His wisdom to be displayed to the principalities and
17      V, 18    | disparaging the Creator, when he displayed to the Church such constancy
18      V, 20    |        experienced it, and which displayed no virtue in the suffering,