Book, Chapter

 1        4, LXIII   |        those who frequented their society; but recently they have
 2        4, LXXXVIII|         do they seem to be to the society of God, and to be endowed
 3        4, XCVI    | irrational animals are nearer the society of God (than men)," when
 4        4, XCVI    |         are far removed from that society. It is, then, those alone
 5        4, XCVI    |           who are nearer to God's society; such persons as were our
 6        5, II      |          no power to share in the society of the gods in heaven; or
 7        5, XLIII   |        and to keep aloof from the society of others as accursed and
 8        7, LX      |      called the better classes of society, and despise the multitude;
 9        7, LXIII   |         consider the interests of society, and hold it to be forbidden
10        8, II      |        stand aloof from all human society. Those who speak in this
11        8, XVII    |         of a secret and forbidden society." He does not perceive that
12        8, XX      |         of a secret and forbidden society; but we do so, because we
13        8, XLVII   |        formation of the Christian society, we should say that it is
14        8, L       |        the rude and depraved. For society does not exclude from its
15        8, LXX     |           order of the world; and society is held together as long