Book, Chapter

 1      I, 16|      Himself, who orders what He forbade, and forbids what He ordered;
 2      I, 20|     apostle insisted on, when he forbade those ancient ceremonies
 3     II, 21|    commandments, such as that He forbade work to be done on Sabbath-days,
 4     II, 21|         he did; and this the law forbade. They, however, who on the
 5    III, 3 |         that of miracles that He forbade the recognition of those
 6     IV, 1 |        and inconstancy, as if He forbade what He commanded, and commanded
 7     IV, 1 | commanded, and commanded what He forbade. Why, then, have you not
 8     IV, 9 |         all human glory went, He forbade the man to publish abroad
 9     IV, 12|     works the law of the Sabbath forbade even human works; and what
10     IV, 16|     virtually prohibited when it forbade vengeance; but for the purpose
11     IV, 22|     likenesses; for that the law forbade. How, if it were not that
12     IV, 23|       Egypt. For whereas Pharaoh forbade infants to be brought up,
13     IV, 24|        the desert. Even shoes He forbade them to carry. For it was
14     IV, 27|       such case,) inasmuch as He forbade such attentions (in the
15     IV, 28|        sinning that (Christ) now forbade His disciples to offend.
16     IV, 39|        one cannot wonder that He forbade "premeditation," who actually