Book, Chapter

 1      I, 3     |           our Christian verity has rightly declared, "God is not, if
 2     II, 1     |            of the Other that He is rightly God; thus far keeping pace
 3     II, 6     |           all maintain that he was rightly so constituted, that I may
 4     II, 11    |         then nature could not have rightly permitted His goodness to
 5     II, 29    |            of administration) will rightly be His property, to whom
 6    III, 22    |        name, and by His Spirit, He rightly foretold would be of Him.
 7     IV, 7     |         having supposed him to be, rightly enough, Jesus and the Holy
 8     IV, 10    |           likewise the Son of God, rightly enough said that a man could
 9     IV, 34    |          the marriage which is not rightly dissolved; to marry, therefore,
10     IV, 35    |     because they are His own acts) rightly enough leave in the distance
11     IV, 43conc| resurrection itself, by which they rightly supposed that all would
12      V, 3     |           had published a new god. Rightly, then, did Peter and James
13      V, 10    |           God shall have given it. Rightly then does the apostle declare, "
14      V, 14    |          without which nothing can rightly be called body, nor can