Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref |   words, which contained some element of deceitfulness, the apostle
 2        1, VIII |       that "they in whom this element, viz., the soul, is in a
 3        1, LVI  |       and divinity, having no element of human infirmity intermingled
 4        1, LXV  |   disgraceful and importunate element in their manner of subsistence.
 5        1, LXVI |       think that there was no element of divinity in the human
 6        1, LXVI |       eyes of men some higher element of divinity,--that which
 7        2, XI   |          retaining still some element of respect for his Master:
 8        2, XXV  | accordingly, he describes the element of weakness belonging to
 9        2, XXV  |  existed in His humanity: the element of weakness in the expression, "
10        4, VIII |     followed. But there is an element of profound mystery in the
11        6, XVI  |      as "unclean," having one element of acceptability, viz. that
12        6, LXIII|  possible to suppose that the element which is "after the image
13        6, LXIII|       body, in order that the element which is "after God's image,"