Book, Chapter

 1      I, 5 |  supreme begins, the same must reject even two, for there is plurality
 2      I, 29|        a better. For we do not reject marriage, but simply refrain
 3     II, 23|        a good judge as both to reject and to choose on the merits
 4     II, 23|   choice, and never be able to reject him? Or who, on the other
 5     II, 23|      good work, that God could reject him for ever, and never
 6    III, 8 | prepared was he, of course, to reject the bodily substance of
 7    III, 19|  heretics, in their obstinacy, reject and despise all these interpretations,
 8     IV, 11|     purpose would have been to reject it, and to defend its opponents,
 9     IV, 23|        humane and merciful God reject the man who offers himself
10     IV, 23| salvation him whom He does not reject, or him whom He voluntarily
11     IV, 31|    them beforehand as about to reject his call, then beforehand
12     IV, 38|     Sadducees. Now, He did not reject the attestation of those
13     IV, 39|     Christ and Jesus? Will you reject Him? But how iniquitous,
14      V, 2 |       becomes apparent why you reject them. It is because they