Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX     |            who are easily deceived, lead them away whither they will,
 2        1, XXII   |           present occasion does not lead us to speak of such things,
 3        1, XXX    |   previously acquired glory, and to lead those who, as they who disavow
 4        1, LVI    |            and Thy right hand shall lead Thee marvellously. Thine
 5        2, I      |        stood in need of a vision to lead him to communicate to Cornelius (
 6        2, II     |            Spirit of truth, He will lead you into all the truth;"
 7        2, XXXVII |            prophetic utterances, to lead him who fairly examines
 8        2, XLIV   |      opinions regarding Jesus which lead us to have confidence in
 9        2, XLIX   |             says that even some who lead wicked lives will perform
10        2, LI     |        order to benefit men, and to lead them to believe on the true
11        2, LXXI   |    represented Him "as one who will lead the pious to the light,
12        2, LXXVIII|         whether Jews or Greeks, who lead astray those that follow
13        3, XXX    |        short of their duty, and who lead more indolent lives than
14        3, L      | explanations of the things read, we lead men to the worship of the
15        3, LI     |           especially with those who lead dissolute lives, whom they
16        3, LVII   |             not devoid of sense who lead and drag the young men to
17        3, LXVIII |            high-toned courage as to lead men to despise even death
18        3, LXXVIII|            towards God, in order to lead on wicked men by empty hopes,
19        3, LXXX   |         soul (after death), and who lead a life through which they
20        3, LXXX   |         hopes, and that they indeed lead to hopes of good, or--what
21        4, XIII   |            has been filled with the lead of wickedness, and to free
22        4, XXV    |            those among the Jews who lead sinful lives, be termed
23        4, XXXIX  |           which might of themselves lead a candid reader to see that
24        4, LIII   |    arguments would more effectually lead human nature to adopt a
25        4, LXXXIX |         receive the movements which lead them to divination, and
26        4, XCII   |          this kind, and desiring to lead the human race away from
27        4, XCV    |            in our imaginations, and lead them to contemplate the
28        5, V      |  encumbrance of a grosser body, who lead men astray, and fill them
29        5, XV     |           with copper, and tin, and lead. And he who likes may learn
30        5, LXIII  |           to the Creator alone, and lead them to perform every act
31        6, VI     |             to human beings, and to lead the nature of all men onwards
32        6, XVI    |      praised the poor, many of whom lead most wicked byes. But on
33        6, XXII   |          The first gate consists of lead, the second of tin, the
34        6, XXII   |          Saturn, indicating by the 'lead' the slowness of this star;
35        6, XXIV   |              creep into houses, and lead captive silly women laden
36        6, XXVI   |             is figuratively termed "lead," and on that account iniquity
37        6, XXVI   |           sitting upon a "talent of lead." But the remarks which
38        6, XXXI   |        through which they desire to lead men away by their teaching (
39        6, XXXVI  |          death" to those sins which lead to destruction, as it terms,
40        6, XLII   |            mistakes regarding which lead to the introduction of our
41        6, LXV    |             attributes, in order to lead the hearer by the hand,
42        6, LXVI   |          that "those whom one would lead forth out of darkness into
43        6, LXVIII |           flesh, and afterwards may lead them upwards to behold Him
44        7, V      |             sin as with a weight of lead ascend on high to the region
45        7, XVII   |           High God, and which would lead to perfect blessedness all
46        7, XVIII  |            be promised to those who lead upright lives, when it is
47        7, XXVIII |            of the earth, where they lead a most quiet life.' Plato
48        7, XXXV   |             the hearts of men as to lead them to regulate their actions
49        7, XXXV   |           who are found disposed to lead a good and noble life?~
50        7, XLI    |              and who must therefore lead us into error; or that if
51        7, XLI    |            walk in a better way, or lead a more excellent life, than
52        7, XLIV   |         simplest of Christians, who lead, however, a life of greater
53        7, XLIV   |         things God grants to us, to lead us to l that blessedness
54        7, XLV    |          and mutilated in mind, and lead a merely animal life--the
55        7, XLIX   |            from not having Jesus to lead them to a rational view
56        7, L      |             and that which it is to lead hereafter. He does not say, "
57        7, LXIV   |        principles and motives which lead to it; so in the same way
58        7, LXVI   |            homage. In this way they lead into sin the multitude who
59        8, III    |        defence of this passage will lead us to a deeper and more
60        8, XXII   |        pleasures of this life which lead astray so many,--who is
61        8, XXIX   |       detail. But Jesus, wishing to lead all men by His teaching
62        8, XXXII  |          walking in the paths which lead to certain death. "For the
63        8, LI     |           punishment, and those who lead a good life shall be blessed.~
64        8, LII    |           innumerable, arguments to lead a Christian life, are especially
65        8, LIII   |          not as though we wished to lead any to doubt regarding the
66        8, LX     |     teaching as he here gives is to lead to magic, and dreading that
67        8, LXXIII |              to fight under him, or lead an army along with him."
68        8, LXXIII |         demons who stir up war, and lead to the violation of oaths,
69        8, LXXIV  |             Celsus would have us to lead armies in defence of our
70        8, LXXV   |            that they may day by day lead better lives, and of those