Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXII |         and Barbarians, who were looking for divine condemnation,
 2        2, LXXV  |         those who have been long looking for him?" what answer friends,
 3        4, XV    |        And yet the physician, in looking on dreadful sights and handling
 4        4, LXXXI |      beings to shame; so that by looking upon ants, for instance,
 5        6, XVII  |   knowledge, or are incapable of looking at them, partly owing to
 6        6, XVIII |     learn what these things are, looking to such things as are kindred
 7        6, LIX   |       have regard to the words, "Looking not at the things which
 8        6, LX    | following: "Moreover, taking and looking at these things from the
 9        7, XLVI  |        arising out of the other; looking, as they have been taught,
10        7, LVI   |      earth in images, instead of looking up to the true God, the
11        8, XXVIII|    refuse to do so when they are looking upon a slain victim; for
12        8, XLIII |           And the Father is ever looking forward for the results
13        8, LIV   |     Satan, who hinders them from looking up at all, and who would