Book, Chapter

 1     II, 16|  should be affected; and it is owing to Him that man is also
 2    III, 7 |    very similar in appearance, owing to the Lord's identity of
 3     IV, 9 |       by any divine power, but owing to his fantastic vacuity;
 4     IV, 15|     and their contempt of God, owing to which they deserve the
 5     IV, 16|        creditor to whom it was owing that the man was not indigent.
 6     IV, 36|        to listen to the widow, owing to the earnestness and importunity
 7      V, 3 |    however much he allowed it, owing to the times, but which
 8      V, 3 | children of faith," for it was owing to his faith that it was
 9      V, 11|  VESSELS, I.E. OUR BODIES.~If, owing to the fault of human error,
10      V, 18|       an ambassador in bonds," owing to his liberty in preaching