Book, Chapter

 1        3, LXXI |       God, like those who are overcome with pity, being Himself
 2        3, LXXI |      with pity, being Himself overcome, alleviates the sufferings
 3        4, XXVI |   piety as this--which can be overcome neither by labours, nor
 4        6, LVII |       fail, because he cannot overcome the will of him who ought
 5        6, LIX  |      be of good cheer, I have overcome the world." If, then, we
 6        7, IV   | demons, which, in order to be overcome and driven out of the bodies
 7        8, XIV  |      be of good cheer, I have overcome the world." And it is He
 8        8, LIV  |       and we maintain that to overcome the love of life is to enjoy
 9        8, LXII |    writes as one who has been overcome by the spirit of truth.
10        8, LXIII|    demons, he were completely overcome by them, he adds: "If this
11        8, LXX  |    they will, when they pray, overcome their enemies; or rather,
12        8, LXX  |      Be of good cheer, I have overcome the world." And truly He
13        8, LXX  |      world." And truly He has overcome the world. Wherefore the
14        8, LXX  |      from the Father power to overcome the world; and from His
15        8, LXXII|     strong that it may not be overcome by the Supreme Word and