Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |        places His defence in the lives of His genuine disciples,
 2        1, II    |         those who regulate their lives by the precepts of the Gospel.~
 3        1, XXVI  |      when he compares the former lives of many converts to His
 4        1, XXXI  |         who have laid down their lives for the public advantage,
 5        1, LXII  |     their dispositions and their lives, and by struggling even
 6        1, LXIV  |      converted with their former lives, then we would have occasion
 7        1, LXIV  |  following terms of their former lives: "For we ourselves also
 8        1, LXVIII|       men, inasmuch as their own lives are full of the grossest
 9        1, LXVIII|        they were to direct their lives, might in all their conduct
10        2, XII   |       from the narratives of the lives of philosophers we might
11        2, XVI   |      they were to regulate their lives, showing also how they ought
12        2, XLIX  |        even some who lead wicked lives will perform miracles in
13        2, LI    |         to perform them by their lives and morals, and the consequences
14        3, II    |          who had lived righteous lives, and who are called the "
15        3, V     |          did strangers of better lives, there is not an accusation
16        3, XVI   |          of reason, regulate our lives in conformity with such
17        3, XXII  |         polytheists during their lives to obtain a better country
18        3, XXV   |        whom, as leading improper lives, no wise physician would
19        3, XXVIII| communion with Him every one who lives according to the precepts
20        3, XXX   |       and who lead more indolent lives than others who are more
21        3, XXXIII|   related of Jesus, since in the lives of such men there is found
22        3, XLII  |        better by their words and lives, so that they may make good
23        3, LI    |          inquiries regarding the lives and behaviour of those who
24        3, LI    |         those who lead dissolute lives, whom they exclude from
25        3, LXII  |        those who have led wicked lives, and which invite them to
26        3, LXV   |         who have led very wicked lives, and who are prevented by
27        3, LXVIII|       others who have led wicked lives, is not at all to be wondered
28        3, LXIX  |          the beginning (of their lives), or those who become so
29        3, LXIX  |      from the beginning of their lives, there cannot possibly be
30        4, VII   |        making men live righteous lives, but neglect to do so before?"
31        4, VII   |          make men live righteous lives; but He continually evinced
32        4, VIII  |        making men live righteous lives, but neglect to do so before?"--
33        4, X     |          who have lived virtuous lives, and in which are contained
34        4, XXV   |         the Jews who lead sinful lives, be termed a collection
35        4, XXXIX |       one time he flourishes and lives when he has plenty, and
36        4, L     |       reading of the dragon that lives in the Egyptian river, and
37        5, X     |        account of their virtuous lives, and who had heard the words, "
38        5, XL    |      deny its validity, and live lives of violence and injustice.
39        5, XL    |        endeavour to regulate our lives by its prescriptions, having
40        5, XLII  |         who have lived righteous lives! These truths, indeed, were
41        5, LI    |       rewards if we regulate our lives according to His word. And
42        5, LX    |       for we do not regulate our lives like the Jews, because we
43        5, LXI   |         yet would regulate their lives, like the Jewish multitude,
44        6, VIII  | followers of Plato who, in their lives of their master, have made
45        6, XII   |         a large portion of their lives with us, who are moderate
46        6, XX    |    divine things, and have lived lives in harmony with them, to
47        6, XXXVII|       who have devoted all their lives, in conformity with the
48        7, V     |  Barbarians, that the human soul lives and subsists after its separation
49        7, V     |          the sustenance of their lives; in this resembling those
50        7, VII   |       noble, earnest, and devout lives of these men were worthy
51        7, XVIII |        to those who lead upright lives, when it is a matter of
52        7, XVIII |          for the purity of their lives received the Divine Spirit, "
53        7, XXXIX |         so ready to lay down our lives for the cause of religion,
54        7, XLI   |       better regulation of their lives which is supplied by his
55        8, XXVI  |        of those who direct their lives according to His word. And
56        8, XXVI  |        us to follow their wicked lives, and who give us their favour
57        8, XLI   |        during the whole of their lives. And what new thing has
58        8, XLIV  |        godly, who lay down their lives for the cause of godliness,
59        8, XLV   |       having put an end to their lives, and others having become
60        8, LV    |         they have power over our lives, place before us the alternative
61        8, LXXIV |         they promote those whose lives in the smallest cities have
62        8, LXXV  |       may day by day lead better lives, and of those that are without,
63        8, LXXV  |        resolved to conform their lives in all things to the law