Book, Chapter

 1      I, 24| perdition, and is a partner with destruction? And if so many shall miss
 2      I, 24|  imperfect, in that it leaves to destruction the more harmless substance,
 3     II, 10|  goodness, deferring the devil's destruction for the self-same reason
 4     II, 14|          to be influenced to his destruction, who had already denied
 5     II, 24|         and worthily decreed the destruction of a city so full of iniquity.
 6     II, 24|         He had justly determined destruction against the people of Nineveh,
 7    III, 24|     deserts there will ensue the destruction of the world and the conflagration
 8     IV, 7 |       glory to have come for the destruction of demons, and not for the
 9     IV, 9 |       there would not exist that destruction of the law which would constitute
10     IV, 9 |  continued good, by a subsequent destruction of the law, it is a false
11     IV, 21|       evil gain of life with its destruction, and the good loss thereof
12     IV, 25|         did it, say you, for His destruction, that he might refute them.
13     IV, 29|        intended also the fire of destruction. As is the combat, so is
14     IV, 39|          to be the period of the destruction, even "when Jerusalem should
15      V, 7 |      that he also said, "For the destruction of the flesh, that the spirit
16      V, 7 |         Lord," since both in the destruction of the flesh and in the
17      V, 16|        punished with everlasting destruction from the presence of the