Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVI    |        and learned men who have conferred benefits upon their contemporaries (
 2        1, XXIX   |      the rewards that are to be conferred upon virtue; so that not
 3        1, XXXII  |      that this soul also, which conferred more benefit by its residence
 4        2, XXXI   |       ago. Now, although I have conferred with many Jews who professed
 5        2, XLII   | promised to do, and by which He conferred benefits upon his adherents.
 6        3, III    |        case of AEsculapius, who conferred benefits on many, and who
 7        3, VIII   |       took the names which they conferred upon their children. But
 8        3, XXXIV  |        persons have existed who conferred no benefit upon the human
 9        5, IV     | something enjoined by God to be conferred by them upon those who are
10        5, XLV    |        preserved the name first conferred upon him. And if these statements
11        6, LXXVIII| incarnation, but who has always conferred benefits upon the human
12        8, XLVII  |        than the power which was conferred upon them, and the grace