Book, Chapter

 1      I, 5     |  abundance of my homage would be deemed superstition rather than
 2      I, 22    |         might on this account be deemed the better, and the Creator
 3      I, 23    |  operating injuriously, might be deemed to some extent rational,
 4     II, 2     |          the Spirit of God," has deemed God's law to be foolishness,
 5     II, 5     | certainly true, that God must be deemed neither good, nor prescient,
 6     II, 12    |    worthy of being herself, too, deemed innate and natural, and
 7     II, 16    |          therefore there must be deemed to exist in God also sensations
 8     II, 16    |        this, therefore, is to be deemed the likeness of God in man,
 9     II, 25    |          inconsistencies, as you deemed them. God calls out to Adam,
10    III, 13    |      passage in question must be deemed to be a figurative one.
11    III, 13    |          virgin mother is justly deemed to be proposed by God as
12    III, 13    |       and Damascus was anciently deemed to belong to Arabia, before
13     IV, 21    |     fluids of a woman; was never deemed flesh before shaped in the
14     IV, 23    |       fruit. Yea, he ought to be deemed more ruthless than the king
15     IV, 27    |      truth, He would rather have deemed them excusable for being
16     IV, 34    |     commit adultery." He also is deemed equally guilty of adultery,
17     IV, 43conc|       Creator; nor, if He was so deemed by them, could He have tolerated
18     IV, 43conc|         to be just what they had deemed Him to be the Creator's