Book, Chapter

 1      I, 29|          once been diffuse in His permission; His to gather, Who once
 2      I, 29|   continence made manifest by the permission to marry. Who indeed will
 3     II, 7 |         accompany the gift with a permission to enjoy it with all his
 4     II, 10|         same time, by conceding a permission for the operation of his
 5     II, 18|           not here any smack of a permission to mutual injury; but rather,
 6     II, 18| immediately to happen; and so the permission of this retribution was
 7     II, 18| hot-blooded injury, whilst by the permission of the second the first
 8     IV, 9 |            that is to say, in his permission of the law) or not? For
 9     IV, 16|         every man, in view of the permission to inflict a second (or
10     IV, 16|           he did not give me that permission, then he should himself
11     IV, 38|        the Creator's men, and His permission to them to marry; whilst
12      V, 7 |   argument for another god is the permission to eat of all kinds of meats,