Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI    |          or becomes the father of children, or casts seed into the
 2        2, XX    |      oracle: "Do not try to beget children against the will of the
 3        2, XX    |         Laius not to try to beget children, for the oracle would not
 4        2, XX    |          against the begetting of children was, that he suffered from
 5        2, XX    |     decreed that you should beget children, you will beget them, whether
 6        2, XX    |         that you should not beget children, you will not do so, whether
 7        2, XX    |      either that you should beget children or not; therefore it is
 8        2, XX    |          does not use it to beget children; so, in the former, if recovery
 9        2, LVII  |         of Kings regarding little children, of whom the one was raised
10        2, LVIII |           the resurrection of the children through the instrumentality
11        2, LXXVI |    iniquity, a seed of evildoers, children that are corrupters?" and
12        3, VIII  |         bestowed, too, upon their children while they were in Egypt,--
13        3, VIII  |         they conferred upon their children. But with regard to the
14        3, X     |           including the women and children. For such was the charm
15        3, X     |       Teacher into desert places. Children, too, who are altogether
16        3, XLIV  |        the stupid, with women and children." In reply to which, we
17        3, XLIX  |        and slaves, and women, and children, of whom the teachers of
18        3, LV    |         when they get hold of the children privately, and certain women
19        3, LV    |         to live, and that, if the children obey them, they will both
20        3, LV    |           more forward incite the children to throw off the yoke, whispering
21        3, LVI   |       what teachers, we keep away children and women, and let him ascertain
22        3, LVI   |         by comparison among those children and women who are adherents
23        3, LVI   |          what manner we draw away children and women from noble and
24        3, LVIII |       declare our opinions to the children, because we will be in good
25        3, LIX   |         wisdom, and those who are children to rise in their thoughts
26        3, LXXV  |      parents do with very young s children. We do not betake ourselves
27        4, XII   |          teachers "condescend" to children, and wise men to those youths
28        4, XLI   |          stories merely for young children." Now in these remarks observe
29        4, XLII  |      clumsily invented for infant children!~
30        4, XLIII |      account of the) begetting of children," where, although he has
31        4, XLVIII|          parents devour their own children, and a goddess-mother gives
32        4, LXXI  |           talking with very young children, do not aim at exerting
33        4, LXXI  | correction and improvement of the children as children, so the word
34        4, LXXI  |    improvement of the children as children, so the word of God appears
35        4, LXXII |        Paul declares, all men are children: "We were by nature children
36        4, LXXII |      children: "We were by nature children of wrath, even as others."
37        4, LXXIV |         the place, as it were, of children in the womb, while irrational
38        4, XCI   |        drooping mother wailed her children gone.~The mother last, as
39        5, XIII  |           glorious liberty of the children of God." And with these
40        5, XVI   |           as it is appropriate to Children that some things should
41        5, XVIII |           of those who are still "children, tossed to and fro, and
42        5, XXVII |        regarding the sacrifice of children to Saturn. Moreover, this
43        5, XXIX  |          and the tower, which the children of men had built. And the
44        5, XXXIII|          any more," having become children of peace, for the sake of
45        5, XLII  |           in the veil of fable to children, and to those whose views
46        6, XXIII | concerning the encampments of the children of Israel; viz., of what
47        6, XLIII |          all his goods and of his children, and the second in afflicting
48        6, LIII  |          be the father of strange children?" To these questions he
49        6, LIV   |          any good thing. Come, ye children, hearken unto me; I will
50        6, LVIII |           thus destroying His own children in it, we have to answer
51        7, VII   |          the severe life of those children, Daniel and his companions,
52        7, XX    |         was glorious, so that the children of Israel could not stedfastly
53        7, XXII  |        they do not spare even the children, that is, the early beginnings
54        7, LII   |           that now worketh in the children of disobedience." Celsus
55        7, LXV   |       liberty of the glory of the children of God;" and "the earnest
56        8, V     |           glorious liberty of the children of God,"--such a one cannot
57        8, XIX   |      pleasant stones. And all thy children shall be taught of the Lord;
58        8, XIX   |         shall be the peace of thy children. In righteousness shall
59        8, XXXV  |           you, that ye may be the children of your Father which is
60        8, XL    |        punishment as reaching "to children's children, and to those
61        8, XL    |           reaching "to children's children, and to those who came after
62        8, XL    |           be put to death for the children, nor the children for the
63        8, XL    |         for the children, nor the children for the fathers. Every man
64        8, XL    |        say that the response, "To children's children, and to those
65        8, XL    |          response, "To children's children, and to those who come after
66        8, XL    |           of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth
67        8, XL    |        eaten sour grapes, and the children's teeth are set on edge,"
68        8, XLVI  |          Afterwards I shall beget children, who shall declare Thy righteousness."
69        8, LV    |           or marry wives, or have children, or indeed take any share
70        8, LV    |          take wives, and bring up children, and taste of the fruits
71        8, LV    |       have us to bring up all our children, and not to destroy any
72        8, LVI   |         we wish, and bring up the children given to us in marriage;