Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXX   |          merits, is an object of admiration both for his wisdom, and
 2        1, XXXV  |          and who is an object of admiration among the Jews because of
 3        2, XXXIII|        their statements, look in admiration on the Logos of God, who
 4        3, XXVIII|       men--do not stir you up to admiration, not merely of the prophets
 5        3, XXX   |           he will be filled with admiration of Him who not only conceived
 6        3, LXVII |         insult a man who was the admiration of his friends, was not
 7        4, XXXI  |         in public; and worthy of admiration, too, was the arrangement
 8        4, XLI   |       And is it not a subject of admiration, that by the providential
 9        4, LXXV  | understanding that is beyond all admiration. We Christians, however,
10        4, LXXXII|         the other to express our admiration of man, who is capable of
11        4, XCIII |       the following is worthy of admiration, viz. that Moses, having