Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVIII |      laws for its government, to confer upon His words a power which
 2        1, LXI   |       under His sway, who was to confer no ordinary and unimportant
 3        2, XXXIII|    incarnate, and who desired to confer benefits upon the whole
 4        3, XXV   |    pugilistic skill, but did not confer either upon Pythagoras or
 5        3, XXVIII|      related of Aristeas? And to confer what benefit upon the human
 6        3, XXXI  |     carried along like an arrow, confer upon him such a gift? Was
 7        3, LXXVI | sometimes most wicked character, confer any honour upon genuine
 8        5, V     |         come down from heaven to confer benefits on mankind are
 9        6, I     |      ambassadors of the truth to confer benefits upon the greatest
10        6, XLII  |     mighty God, in His desire to confer good upon men, has yet one