Chapter

1 6 |            of the elephant, but on account of the renown of Phidias.
2 17|        final judgment even on this account, because otherwise the soul
3 26|      injury, it is simply on man's account, that he may suffer the
4 26|       penalty which, simply on his account, even the earth must suffer.
5 31| circumstances, we must not on that account suppose that the purpose
6 46|             not however on its own account, but on account of sin.
7 46|            its own account, but on account of sin. For he says in another
8 48|          be arranged severally, on account of the individual merits.
9 49|         adds, "For this I say" (on account, that is, of what I have