Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII   |           appears to advocate the cause of those who bear witness
 2        1, XXIV   |          the Good" from the First Cause, or from virtue and excellence,
 3        1, XXXI   |     wicked spirits, which are the cause of plagues, or barrenness,
 4        1, XLVII  |      Christ, in seeking after the cause of the fall of Jerusalem
 5        1, XLVII  |  conspiracy against Jesus was the cause of these calamities befalling
 6        1, LIII   |           establish the earth, to cause to inherit the desolate
 7        1, LIV    |          prophecy, along with the cause of them; because it was
 8        1, LVIII  |          passed by in silence the cause which led the Magi to come,
 9        1, LIX    |         such circumstances as may cause commotions upon the earth.
10        1, LX     |         failure, conjecturing the cause to be a great one; and beholding
11        1, LXII   |         was in them the effective cause of converting their hearers.
12        2, XX     |           foretold it was not the cause of its happening, because
13        2, XX     |      considered to be himself the cause of the betrayal, and deserving,
14        2, XX     |          thing with His being the cause of such impious and unholy
15        2, L      |      might be saved. And for this cause God shall send them strong
16        2, LXXVIII|        things of the world, would cause an ignorant nation to become
17        3, III    |      underwent any labour for the cause of virtue, did move them
18        3, V      |           Egyptians; and that the cause which led to the new state
19        3, XV     |           from the fact that this cause, by God's will, has already,
20        3, XXVIII |          Jesus, were unwilling to cause even the most trifling sedition,
21        3, XXXVIII|          in such a case refer the cause to God, who knows the reasons
22        3, XLVII  |        some of them espousing the cause of matter and bodies, and
23        3, LXIX   |       change in some persons, the cause must be held to lie in their
24        3, LXX    |       through its being light can cause darkness; so neither is
25        4, XII    |        planetary periods; but the cause of them we declare to be
26        4, XXXV   |      place, to have advocated his cause with such arguments as he
27        4, XLVI   |   remained silent, entrusting his cause to God.~
28        4, XLIX   |           it is written, For this cause shall a man leave his father
29        4, LXV    |     became such, and what was the cause of the simultaneous apostasy
30        4, LXVI   |       among mortal things, is the cause of evils, is in our opinion
31        4, LXVI   |           individual which is the cause of the evil which arises
32        4, LXXVII |        sun, inasmuch as it is the cause of the day,--teaching that
33        4, LXXXIII|          the vault of heaven, and cause it to enter not only a human
34        5, XLV    |          are transferred, for any cause whatever, to the Deity?
35        5, XLIX   |          unclean animals, and the cause of the distinction, and
36        5, LXIV   |           And it is owing to this cause that Celsus has said that "
37        6, IX     |         there is a certain 'real' cause, which proves a hindrance
38        6, XVIII  |           his sake, and he is the cause of all good things. With
39        6, XXVIII |       those who have espoused the cause of the serpent, because
40        6, XLII   |         follows:--~ "Once in your cause I felt his matchless might,~
41        6, XLIII  |        derived--having become the cause of man's expulsion from
42        6, XLV    |         the manner, and time, and cause of his coming to the human
43        6, XLVI   |      might be saved. And for this cause God shall send them strong
44        6, LV     | architects might appear to be the cause of the rubbish which lies
45        6, LXVIII |         He may in the first place cause them to be transformed according
46        6, LXXVIII|            Now the comic poet, to cause laughter in the theatre,
47        6, LXXVIII|      comedy, whose business is to cause laughter, and compares our
48        6, LXXIX  |        The comic poet, indeed, to cause laughter, has represented
49        7, XII    |        that those who support the cause of Christ by a reference
50        7, XXIV   |        delivered him that without cause is mine enemy;) let the
51        7, XXXIX  |        lay down our lives for the cause of religion, that no philosopher
52        7, XL     |        with such pains, in such a cause as this you suffer cruel
53        7, XLV    |         nor knowledge, is yet the cause which enables the reason
54        8, XIII   |        that the Son of God is the cause of any sedition or disloyalty
55        8, XLIV   |          down their lives for the cause of godliness, shall utterly
56        8, XLV    |           persons have, from this cause, had prosperity or adversity!
57        8, LIV    |           and perceived from what cause she was bowed together,
58        8, LXXIII |           fighting in a righteous cause, and for the king who reigns