Book, Chapter

 1        1, I      |       associations with each other contrary to law, saying, that "of
 2        1, I      |            enter into associations contrary to their laws, with those
 3        1, I      |            falsehood, form leagues contrary to the laws of the devil,
 4        1, XI     |        from so doing, although the contrary might and sometimes does
 5        1, LXVIII |         impostors, and not, on the contrary, believe, according to the
 6        2, IV     |            with disrespect. On the contrary, they bestow upon them greater
 7        2, XIII   |           as mutilating themselves contrary to the established laws
 8        2, XVI    |            in reality; but, on the contrary, ye acknowledge that he
 9        2, XL     |            morality, but in acting contrary to the character of that
10        3, III    |        taken place, and if, on the contrary, they have suffered countless
11        3, XLII   |       innumerable things which are contrary to right reason, how could
12        3, XLIV   |       justly blame them for living contrary to the teaching of Jesus,
13        3, L      |         Deity, and from all things contrary to right reason? Philosophers
14        3, LVI    |            us, seeing that, on the contrary, we turn away women from
15        3, LVIII  |            those who teach what is contrary to sound doctrine, do not
16        3, LXV    |      inflicted by the Judge of all contrary to fight reason? Sometimes,
17        3, LXX    |            commit evil. We, on the contrary, maintain that as that which
18        3, LXX    |          cannot produce bitterness contrary to its own peculiar nature,
19        3, LXX    |         the power of doing evil is contrary to His deity and its omnipotence.
20        3, LXXII  |       derived from wisdom. But if, contrary to the definition of wisdom,
21        4, XII    |          of the world; but, on the contrary (if we must attend to the
22        4, XIII   |           of sense. But if, on the contrary, the works of the wicked
23        4, XXVI   |           practices are not wholly contrary to propriety, worms who
24        4, XXXI   |          representations of things contrary to reality, feigning the
25        4, L      |          admit of this, but on the contrary are exceedingly silly inventions."
26        4, LXXXIX |        assemblies. But now, on the contrary, he who accuses us because
27        4, XCV    |            the future; but, on the contrary, the most pure and holy
28        5, V      |         possessed by men, would be contrary to reason. But, conformably
29        5, IX     |            observing that this was contrary to their law, which said
30        5, XIV    |         wish to do things that are contrary to His nature; nor, if (
31        5, XIV    |          while dead bodies, on the contrary, are, as Heraclitus observes,
32        5, XIV    |      neither can nor will declare, contrary to all reason, that the
33        5, XIV    |    therefore can do nothing either contrary to reason or contrary to
34        5, XIV    |       either contrary to reason or contrary to Himself."~
35        5, XXIII  |            does not desire what is contrary to nature," we have to make
36        5, XXIII  |         asserts that wickedness is contrary to nature, while we maintain
37        5, XXIII  |            does not desire what is contrary to nature,"--either what
38        5, XXIII  | necessarily hold that they are not contrary to nature. Therefore things
39        5, XXIII  |          to be incredible, are not contrary to nature. And if we must
40        5, XXIV   |           Let it not then be held, contrary to reason, that it is the
41        5, XXIV   |        cannot do anything which is contrary to reason, or contrary to
42        5, XXIV   |          is contrary to reason, or contrary to Himself.~
43        5, XXXVIII|        Ethiopian to die, or to act contrary to his country's laws, and
44        5, XXXVIII|           be proper for him to act contrary to the laws of his country,
45        6, II     |            like him; while, on the contrary, many have received advantage
46        6, XXXVI  |   destruction, as it terms, on the contrary, good actions the "gates
47        6, XLIV   |         because acting in a manner contrary to virtue) Satanas, that
48        6, LI     |            great God, who did this contrary to his approval, why did
49        6, LI     |             that we desire, on the contrary, distinctly to arraign the
50        6, LVII   |           his instructor, which is contrary to the usual meaning of
51        6, LIX    |         the expression. If, on the contrary, the system of things which
52        6, LXVII  |           forth: he wishes, on the contrary, to transport us from light
53        7, XX     |        precepts which he considers contrary to those of the law, and
54        7, XXII   |           having enjoined anything contrary to the teaching of Christ;
55        7, XXIX   |        large land" of Moses is not contrary to the intention of the
56        7, XXXVI  |            rest. Euripides, on the contrary, was assailed in the comedies
57        7, XLIII  |         expressed in words. On the contrary, he implies that He may
58        8, IX     |         and Reason, acts in nowise contrary to reason, and gains for
59        8, XXI    |     service of God, but may on the contrary be proved to have been devised
60        8, LXV    |      whilst we do nothing which is contrary to the law and word of God,