Book, Chapter

 1      I, 26|        Being as not to execute retribution on what He has disliked
 2     II, 18|       checked by the fear of a retribution immediately to happen; and
 3     II, 18|      so the permission of this retribution was to be the prohibition
 4    III, 23|  enough, if they suffered this retribution not on account of Him, who
 5     IV, 17|       this passage announces a retribution proportioned to the merits.
 6     IV, 17|       from whom shall come the retribution? If only from men, in that
 7     IV, 17|    whose hands He has placed a retribution which will be acceptable
 8     IV, 29|      Whom else than the God of retribution can I understand by Him
 9      V, 5 |       to accept? Thus the very retribution which overtook both Jews
10      V, 5 |        an angry and a judicial retribution. Since, then, the causes
11      V, 12| however, there is then to be a retribution according to men's merits,
12      V, 14|       therefore, permitted not retribution for an injury; it rather