Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  | opportunity of delivering a more honourable judgment regarding Him,
 2        3, LXXVII|         even inquiring after any honourable work whatever, but doing
 3        4, XX    |         Greeks, they cease to be honourable? And yet they who care to
 4        4, XXVI  |         are indeed men, and more honourable than men (if there be anything
 5        4, XXIX  |          are many creatures more honourable than man; and we have read
 6        4, XLIII |          themselves to Him in an honourable and vigorous life? He ridicules,
 7        5, XIV   |      things which it is not even honourable to mention, is to exist
 8        5, XIX   |        the secret of a king, but honourable to reveal the works of God,"--
 9        7, XIV   |         but whether the thing is honourable in itself, and worthy of
10        8, L     |    divine word says: "What is an honourable seed? The seed of man. What