Book, Chapter

 1      I, 22|        relax our defence by mere prescription, and give ourselves scope
 2      I, 22|       the danger by delaying his prescription, in order that his cure
 3     IV, 9 |        course incorruptible. The prescription, therefore, could not be
 4     IV, 12|       were kept according to His prescription) in a different position;
 5     IV, 16|     without at all impairing the prescription of the Creator. If, therefore,
 6     IV, 17|      inconsistency to desert the prescription of their master, as to have
 7     IV, 34|          by his lust, not by the prescription of the (Levirate) law for,
 8     IV, 38|        accordance with the legal prescription, had been married to seven
 9      V, 2 |        the law especially as the prescription of a new god would have
10      V, 2 |        he received from them the prescription of not teaching the Law.~
11      V, 19| SUBSTANCE.~I am accustomed in my prescription against all heresies, to