Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXIII |     this strain: "If he had determined upon these things, and underwent
 2        2, XXIII |    chastised because He had determined upon these things, and had
 3        2, LVI   |   and returned again, if so determined, to those whom he had left;
 4        2, LXVI  |     greater matters, "For I determined not to know anything among
 5        3, XII   |     while other matters are determined in different ways by the
 6        3, LXIII |   their decisions should be determined rather by compassion than
 7        4, XXIV  |     is to be judge, are not determined by a bodily standard. For,
 8        4, LXIX  | periods which are precisely determined beforehand that He sweeps
 9        4, LXXIII|     against them, which was determined by the divine appointment,
10        4, LXXXII|  merely the works which are determined by the providence of God,
11        5, XX    |   our wise men is not to be determined by those individuals who
12        5, XXXIV |  regarding the laws, may be determined by many other evidences,
13        7, XLVIII|     prescribed for himself, determined to check them at their seat
14        7, LXIX  |  magical arts. Hence we are determined to avoid the worship of