Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLII   |       Ascalaphus and Ialmenus the sons of Ares, or AEneas that
 2        1, XLII   |         Jocasta, and of their two sons Eteocles and Polynices,
 3        1, LIII   | predictions regarding each of his sons, and to have said of Judah
 4        1, LIV    |           and Thy glory among the sons of men. Lo, many nations
 5        1, LVII   |        themselves to be also the "sons of God," or the "power"
 6        1, LVII   |           promise, being neither "sons of God" nor "powers" of
 7        1, LXVIII |           conclude that they are 'sons of God,' or must we admit
 8        2, III    |     written, that Abraham had two sons;" and so on, down to the
 9        2, XX     |      Edipus and Jocasta and their sons. Now that which is called
10        2, LXVII  |       light to those who were the sons of darkness and of night,
11        2, LXVII  |        themselves to becoming the sons of light and of the day.
12        2, LXXV   |           ye show that ye are the sons of those who in the desert
13        3, XLV    |         Chalcadi, and Aradab, the sons of Madi. And he was famous
14        3, LVIII  | unprofitable occupation for their sons, and for young men in general,
15        3, LVIII  |      desiring to keep apart those sons of wicked parents who had
16        4, VIII   |    nations, when He separated the sons of Adam, He set the bounds
17        4, XVI    |           inferior to that of the sons of men." And let these remarks
18        4, XXI    |        perverted the story of the sons of Aloeus, and referred
19        4, XXI    |         Homer s has mentioned the sons of Aloeus, while I am persuaded
20        4, XXVIII |      order that we may become His sons, and teaches us to extend
21        4, XXXVIII|              Whilome on earth the sons of men abode~From ills apart,
22        4, XLIII  |           that "God presented his sons with asses, and sheep, and
23        4, XLIV   |      written that Abraham had two sons; the one by a bond maid,
24        4, XLVI   |        another)," alluding to the sons of Jacob; and of "a brother
25        4, XLVI   |   entertained no suspicion of his sons when they showed him Joseph'
26        4, XLVIII |           histories, gods who are sons castrate the gods who are
27        4, XCV    |       Spirit of God, they are the sons of God."~
28        5, XIII   |          the manifestation of the sons of God," being for the present
29        5, XIII   |          the manifestation of the sons of God. For the creature
30        5, XXVII  |           forbid the marriages of sons with their mothers, or of
31        5, XXIX   |    nations, when He dispersed the sons of Adam, He set the bounds
32        5, LV     |        book of Genesis, that "the sons of God, seeing the daughters
33        5, LV     |        may be the meaning of the "sons of God desiring to possess
34        6, XI     |         appeared in human life as sons of God in the manner in
35        6, XIII   |             Even if one among the sons of men be perfect, while
36        6, XLIII  |          Nay, with respect to the sons of Belial in the book of
37        6, XLIII  |         the book of Judges, whose sons are they said to be, save
38        6, LXX    |      Spirit of God, these are the sons of God," he would not have
39        6, LXXIV  |         subject, introducing "two sons of God, one the son of the
40        6, LXXIV  |          another, but leave their sons to fight it out." The remark
41        6, LXXV   |           inferior to that of the sons of men." These passages,
42        6, LXXVI  |           inferior to that of the sons of men," it might be said
43        6, LXXVII |          are figuratively termed "sons of men." For we might say
44        6, LXXVII |         of philosophers--who are "sons of men"--appear far more
45        6, LXXVII |           not at all inferior to "sons of thunder." But how can
46        7, VII    |      addressed each of his twelve sons, beginning with "Come, that
47        7, XVI    |          and marred more than the sons of men; He was a man of
48        7, LXV    |         for the revelation of the sons of God;" and "the creation
49        8, V      |          the manifestation of the sons of God, not willingly, but
50        8, VI     |          of adoption which in the sons of the heavenly Father cries,
51        8, XXV    |         are called "men of sin," "sons of perdition," or "sons
52        8, XXV    |           sons of perdition," or "sons of iniquity." Since, then,