Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXI  |       has he done deserving of condemnation? Would, indeed, that not
 2        1, XXX  |    their delusion, and to pass condemnation upon their deceiver.~
 3        1, XXXII|        were looking for divine condemnation, might depart from evil,
 4        1, LIV  |  suffer stripes because of His condemnation. It was predicted, moreover,
 5        2, XXXIV| lamentation, or that after His condemnation He either did or uttered
 6        2, XLIV |    truth, and suffers the same condemnation which they do among men.
 7        3, II   |   certain sufferings after His condemnation by the Jews; and that He
 8        3, XVI  |       God as Judge, and of the condemnation of men for their deeds,
 9        3, LXII |   accept him if, after passing condemnation upon himself for his past
10        3, LXXI |   those who have passed severe condemnation upon themselves because
11        6, XVI  |       it ruminates, but one of condemnation, viz., that it does not
12        8, LVI  |   found to be worthy either of condemnation or of praise. For those