Book, Chapter

 1      I, 14|     own lord, that better god, loved it so well, and for your
 2      I, 27|     feared, a good man will be loved. Foolish man, do you say
 3      I, 27| teacher. Kidnappers indeed are loved after this fashion, but
 4      I, 27|    although it may possibly be loved even when corrupt: for it
 5     II, 13| severity; a father who must be loved with dutiful affection,
 6     II, 13|       must needs be feared; be loved, because He prefers mercy
 7     II, 13|    because He dislikes sin; be loved, because He prefers the
 8     IV, 14|      language of the same sort loved, consoled, protected, and
 9     IV, 25|        it that, if He is to be loved who promises the prolonged
10     IV, 25|      He is not much more to be loved who offers the eternal life?
11     IV, 25|      the Creator teaches to be loved, that must He necessarily
12     IV, 25|      the Creator was not to be loved!~
13      V, 18|      own flesh, even as Christ loved the Church." You see how
14      V, 18|     Church also, because it is loved by Christ on the same principle.
15      V, 18|    same principle. Yea, Christ loved the flesh even as the Church.