Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXII |      inventions. Is it at all agreeable to reason, that he who dared
 2        2, LII   |     customs and modes of life agreeable to the existing laws, a
 3        3, XXII  |      it, but also in a manner agreeable to the teaching of Holy
 4        3, LXXIX | attended with utility, and is agreeable to truth, and is stated
 5        4, LXI   |   world is immortal (which is agreeable to the view of those who
 6        4, LXXII |       and that such a view is agreeable to Scripture, is evident
 7        5, XXV   | rightly done, wherever it was agreeable to the wishes (of the superintending
 8        5, XXVI  |      be rightly done whenever agreeable to the wishes (of the superintendents) ."
 9        5, XXVII |   nation is done rightly when agreeable to the wishes of the superintendents.
10        5, XXXII |   desire iS to do what is not agreeable to these spirits. For we
11        5, XXXVII|     God, and to choose a life agreeable to His word, although in
12        5, XLIII |     is there to point out how agreeable to sound reason, and unattended
13        5, XLVI  |     regard it as one which is agreeable to the demon to whom was
14        8, XXX   |     abstain from them is more agreeable to reason." It is not, therefore,
15        8, LVII  |  Creator, and what things are agreeable to Him, and who acts in
16        8, LXI   |     bad and impious, and more agreeable to the nature of demons