Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXX   |        and of the worship which belongs to Him, and of all moral
 2        3, XLVII |    perishes and fades away, and belongs only to this age, while
 3        3, LXXX  | concealing the sect to which he belongs, but confessing himself
 4        4, XII   |     shall be done," etc., etc., belongs not to the present occasion
 5        4, XVIII |      power of the Word to which belongs the natural property of
 6        4, XXIX  |        opinion, the same virtue belongs to all the blessed, so that
 7        4, XLV   |        to show that such an act belongs to the class of things indifferent,
 8        6, VIII  |   related of Plato and Socrates belongs to the marvellous, will
 9        6, LVII  |    expression "to be persuaded" belongs to those words which are
10        6, LXIII |         after the image of God" belongs, and that it consists in
11        7, XI    |       his own purposes." For it belongs only to those who are wise
12        7, XXXIII|      that knowledge. To see God belongs to the pure heart, out of
13        8, II    |   because he honours that which belongs to Him." And he adds, "It
14        8, LXVIII|        wisely arranges whatever belongs to the appointment of kings.