Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVII   |          cutting off their secret parts, and should dare to commit
 2        1, XXI    |        and transformed in all his parts, and, generally, that he
 3        1, XXIII  |        self-existing! For all are parts of the world, while God
 4        1, XXIII  |          the whole is composed of parts; and reason will not allow
 5        1, XXIII  |           over all is composed of parts, each one of which cannot
 6        1, XXIII  |      cannot do what all the other parts, can.~
 7        1, XXXIII |      disproportioned to the other parts, and altogether too short;
 8        1, LV     |           may explain the several parts of the prophecy, leaving
 9        2, III    |            when in the subsequent parts of his work he makes mention
10        2, LXI    |          of accusation, and other parts of which he rejects-Jesus
11        2, LXIX   |        united together in all its parts. Regarding the explanation,
12        3, I      |     ability, his preface, and the parts immediately following it,
13        3, XXV    |        enters through the private parts the person of her who is
14        3, XXVI   | subsequent occasions visited many parts of the world, and announced
15        3, XXVII  |        manner," and "visited many parts of the world," and "made
16        3, LXXIII |       Jesus Christ for men in all parts of the world, brings: to
17        3, LXXV   |    changed and altered in all its parts, and who also maintain that
18        4, III    |     ourselves have spoken in many parts of our writings on these
19        4, VIII   |    inheritance, and the uttermost parts of the earth for Thy possession."
20        4, XX     |      consistency of their several parts.~
21        4, XXVIII |        the sake of sinners in all parts of the world (that they
22        4, XL     |  signifies man; and that in those parts of the narrative which appear
23        4, LXXXI  |         and take their respective parts in those constitutional
24        4, XCII   |          and who haunt the denser parts of bodies, and frequent
25        5, VI     |       most venerable and powerful parts, as the sun, the moon, and
26        5, VI     |         could be God, and yet its parts not divine; or (as if it
27        5, VII    |           be God, and its several parts not divine. And he seems
28        5, VII    |       moon, and stars its several parts. Now, certainly neither
29        5, VII    |          sun, moon, and stars are parts of "heaven,"--which is by
30        5, VII    |       that if God be a whole, His parts also are divine? Certainly
31        5, VII    |          whole Cosmos is God, its parts also are divine; so that
32        5, VII    |         any "whole" be a god, its parts necessarily are divine.
33        5, VII    |         is in it is divine, being parts of the Cosmos. Now, according
34        5, XII    |          who cleave to Him in all parts of the world, and is also
35        5, XX     |           greater detail in other parts of our writings); and as
36        5, XXII   |       individual thing, being, as parts of a whole, or species of
37        5, XXX    |        language, to the different parts of the earth according to
38        5, XXXII  |   distributed among the different parts of the earth, what is done
39        5, XXXII  |    inheritance, and the uttermost parts of the earth for Thy possession."
40        5, XXXIV  |           Apis, who inhabit those parts of Egypt that are adjacent
41        5, XXXV   |        country's laws, or certain parts of the body, as the head
42        5, XXXVII |        Ethiopians who inhabit the parts about Meroe, worship, as
43        5, XLVII  |        the proper business of the parts of the soul. And so also
44        6, XXIV   |     although we have visited many parts of the earth, and have sought
45        6, LIX    |         upon earth, which in many parts of Scripture it is usual
46        6, LXII   |      moreover, on what principles parts called after the names of
47        7, III    |        Apollo entered her private parts; and when she was filled
48        7, XI     |        our investigation into the parts which remain, or into such
49        7, XI     |       meaning of even the obscure parts of prophecy, "comparing
50        7, XXIV   |      which is to satisfy not both parts of man's nature, but the
51        7, XXVIII |        For there are in different parts of the earth cavities, varying
52        7, XXIX   |         him, it is plain that all parts of the earth share in the
53        7, XXXVIII|           the ears, and the other parts of the body are employed.
54        7, LXX    |       were in troops in different parts of the earth, have chosen
55        8, XIX    |           His body." And in other parts of holy Scripture where
56        8, LVIII  |           divided into thirty-six parts, and as many demons of the
57        8, LVIII  |         of diseases of particular parts of the body. What, then,