Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIX  |      that not a Greek one, nor belonging to any nation widely esteemed,
 2        1, LV    |  Saviour's sufferings (whether belonging to the Jewish nation or
 3        2, XXV   |        the element of weakness belonging to human flesh, and that
 4        3, XLII  |      no longer the infirmities belonging to the flesh, and those
 5        4, XXXII |       XXXII.~But since nothing belonging to human nature is permanent,
 6        4, XXXIII|         that not only do those belonging to the nation employ in
 7        4, XXXIV | present time, the Jewish names belonging to the Hebrew language were
 8        6, XXV   |    from the heavenly Jerusalem belonging to the lot of Benjamin and
 9        6, XL    |    hands of certain presbyters belonging to our faith barbarous books,
10        6, XLVIII|         each individual member belonging to the Church, so that they
11        8, II    |  honouring and worshipping all belonging to God, we will not displease