Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |          as it is written, For Thy sake we are killed all the day
 2        1, Pref   |          would describe it for the sake of exercise in such matters;
 3        1, I      |          with good reason, for the sake of the law of truth, which
 4        1, I      |     existing laws, if done for the sake of the truth. For as those
 5        1, III    |            men as Socrates for the sake of philosophy; and here
 6        1, XI     |         which He underwent for the sake of the human race; having
 7        1, XXXI   |           a life of danger for the sake of the doctrine of Jesus,
 8        1, LVII   |           chooses good for its own sake, is "a son of God;" but
 9        1, LXI    |            that Jesus died for the sake of men,--a point of which
10        1, LXVII  |           to be Christians for the sake of subsistence or the supply
11        2, X      |        whatever it may be, for the sake of His words? For the reception
12        2, X      |    numerous and so severe, for the sake of Him whom they believed
13        2, XI     |     Himself up voluntarily for the sake of us all. Whence it follows,
14        2, XI     |   undertake similar things for the sake of religion in no spirit
15        2, XIII   |         governors and kings for My sake, for a testimony against
16        2, XIII   |         governors and kings for My sake," are urged up to their
17        2, XV     |           to despise death for the sake of confessing Christianity.
18        2, XVI    |          they ought to die for the sake of their religion, apart
19        2, XVII   | voluntarily selected death for the sake of their religion.~
20        2, XXV    |        enduring sufferings for the sake of religion, if He did not
21        2, XXXIV  |         laid down His life for its sake? Admire rather their love
22        2, XXXIV  |         things voluntarily for the sake of men, and who endured
23        2, XL     |        very act how to die for the sake of religion, and to comport
24        2, LXXVIII|        struggles undergone for the sake of their religion towards
25        3, VIII   |         have endured death for the sake of Christianity,--God not
26        3, IX     |         that they did this for the sake of gain, when sometimes
27        3, IX     |          to say that it is for the sake of a little glory s that
28        3, XXIII  |       cheerfully underwent for the sake of His Gospel, to be inventions?
29        3, XXVII  |          believed, entered for the sake of "fictions" (as you consider
30        3, XLV    |            believers, that for the sake of exercising the understanding
31        3, LXXVIII|           to be chosen for its own sake, to select it as the greatest
32        4, VII    |          himself known for his own sake, but because he wishes to
33        4, VII    |       knowledge of himself for the sake of our salvation, in order
34        4, XIX    |        have been made, not for the sake of those who, being already
35        4, XXIII  |           all things exist for our sake, and are ordained to be
36        4, XXVII  |         submits to dangers for the sake of his religion, such an
37        4, XXVIII |      declared to have come for the sake of sinners in all parts
38        4, XLIII  |           and were written for our sake, upon whom the ends of the
39        4, XLV    |           communities. And for the sake of hypothesis, in order
40        4, XLVII  |            Celsus next, for form's sake, and with great want of
41        4, LXIX   |     existence and perishes for the sake of the safety of the whole
42        4, LXXIV  |            made all things for the sake of man. Because from the
43        4, LXXIV  |         existence not more for the sake of man than of the irrational
44        4, LXXIV  |     discharge their duties for the sake of no other than human beings,
45        4, LXXIV  |            of what is done for the sake of man. And as he is in
46        4, LXXVII |     mortals, being created for the sake of rational beings. And
47        4, LXXVII |         which were created for the sake of men, we must not say
48        4, LXXVII |         brought into being for the sake of ants and flies, nor must
49        4, LXXVII |          they were created for the sake of nothing, but, agreeably
50        4, LXXVII |    Providence, were formed for the sake of man.~
51        4, LXXXI  |         created all things for the sake of rational beings, overturns
52        4, LXXXII |            of labours, are for the sake of men, who require honey
53        4, XCIX   |        that it was chiefly for the sake of the rational creature
54        4, XCIX   |          dolphins, but all for the sake of the rational creature,
55        5, X      |        worship at all, not for the sake of the sensible light which
56        5, XV     |          of Isaiah: "For My name's sake will I show Mine anger,
57        5, XVIII  |        from the faith, and for the sake of those who are still "
58        5, XIX    |            require a body, for the sake of moving from place to
59        5, XXXIII |         children of peace, for the sake of Jesus, who is our leader,
60        5, XXXIV  |      passage by Herodotus. For the sake of credibility, I shall
61        5, XXXV   |          so doing? But if, for the sake of defending the thesis
62        5, XXXVI  |            what is written for the sake of men, under the appearance
63        5, XLVII  |      choose all virtue for its own sake; and a different thing still
64        5, LXIII  |            slightest point for the sake of harmony, hating each
65        6, XVII   |        forth a few points, for the sake of comparison with these
66        6, XVIII  |           all things exist for his sake, and he is the cause of
67        6, XIX    |         doing his utmost for their sake to attain them, says in
68        6, XXVI   |          is not expedient, for the sake of those who are with difficulty
69        6, LXVIII |         God," became flesh for the sake of those who had cleaved
70        7, XVII   |           of death endured for the sake of piety, but also the first
71        7, XL     |        following passage: "For the sake of such a monstrous delusion,
72        7, XL     |             and to others, for the sake of those divine doorkeepers
73        7, XL     |             which leads us for the sake of religion to submit to
74        7, XLVI   |            as "living only for the sake of the body which is dead,"
75        7, LVII   |         submitted to death for the sake of men, He to whom God bore
76        7, LXIII  |       adultery, encounters for the sake of this one pleasure a multitude
77        7, LXIII  |    commission of the crime for the sake of pleasure. The man of
78        7, LXIII  |         penalties, and not for the sake of enjoying a greater number
79        8, XLIV   |         death victoriously for the sake of religion destroy their
80        8, L      |         the body to suffer for the sake of godliness, and to choose
81        8, LIII   |            endured so much for the sake of His word, they would
82        8, LIV    |             to suffer pain for the sake of virtue, to undergo torture
83        8, LIV    |            undergo torture for the sake of piety, and even to suffer
84        8, LIV    |            to suffer death for the sake of holiness; for "precious
85        8, LXI    |            of the man who, for the sake of bodily health, of bodily
86        8, LXX    |         five entire cities for the sake of fifty just persons. For