Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXIV  |        for Him, had He wished, to render them otherwise, he proceeds: "
 2        2, LIX   |          that in such Jesus could render no help to Himself,) we
 3        3, XXXVI |     little short of that which we render to Jesus, let us show in
 4        4, III   |          the Christians, who will render to God the fruits of His
 5        5, LI    |    subject of the honour which we render to our Jesus, pointing out
 6        6, IV    |         in the service which they render to God, God "chose the foolish
 7        7, XXXIX |         sense, which His words do render blind, in order that the
 8        7, LXVI  |     reputation of being wise men, render to them what passes for
 9        8, VIII  |           to the service which we render to the Most High through
10        8, X     |          as well as that which we render to God the Father, consists
11        8, LV    |   alternatives. If they refuse to render due service to the gods,
12        8, LV    |      released from its bonds, and render due honour to those beings
13        8, LVI   |       serve." Wherefore we do not render the honour supposed to be
14        8, LXVI  | celebrating their praises seem to render the higher praise to God;
15        8, LXXIII|       more effective help does he render to kings, even more than