Book, Chapter

 1      I, 13|        Plato the stars, which he calls a fiery kind of gods; whilst
 2     II, 25|          as you deemed them. God calls out to Adam, Where art thou?
 3    III, 13|   analogy of their sins. Thus He calls the Chief men of the Jews "
 4    III, 24|           which the apostle also calls "our mother from above;"
 5    III, 24|       one promise and the other, calls the elements themselves
 6     IV, 11|       all "the voice," as Isaiah calls him, "of one crying in the
 7     IV, 23| following the Saviour. For as He calls to salvation him whom He
 8     IV, 27|        the Creator's course, who calls ambitious persons of this
 9     IV, 38|          whereas (David) himself calls Him Lord, what relation
10     IV, 42|        to us the very Christ! He calls with a loud voice to the
11      V, 3 |          those whom he therefore calls "false brethren unawares
12      V, 4 | crucified and mutually slain. He calls them "persecutors of Christ."
13      V, 6 |           For when (the apostle) calls himself "a wise master-builder,"
14      V, 10|      their future expectation he calls men earthly and heavenly,
15      V, 19|        the end of the world." He calls Christ "the image of the
16      V, 20|    another passage (the apostle) calls Christ "the image of the