Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVII  |        in wars against their own fathers, and of cutting off their
 2        1, LII   |          he had learned from his fathers, so as no longer to consider
 3        2, I     |        forsaken the law of their fathers, in consequence of their
 4        2, I     |        deserted the law of their fathers, inasmuch as they live according
 5        2, I     |          abandon the law of your fathers, and to allow your minds
 6        2, III   |          abandon the law of your fathers?" etc. Now, how should they
 7        2, III   |       abandoned the law of their fathers, who are in the habit of
 8        2, III   |       abandoned the law of their fathers, who are ever speaking of
 9        2, III   |  speaking of the usages of their fathers in such words as these: "
10        2, III   |      abandoned the usages of our fathers under a pretence of explanations
11        2, III   |       observe the customs of our fathers; and some of you, without
12        2, III   |  according to the customs of the fathers, as having in the words
13        2, III   |       abandoned the law of their fathers? It was not his object to
14        2, IV    |   apostates from the law of your fathers;" showing by such statements (
15        2, VIII  |          to the worship of their fathers, save the Jews alone? And
16        2, XIV   |          doctrines taught by the fathers of our system were not devoid
17        2, LXXV  |          allow the deeds of your fathers." And there is fulfilled
18        3, VI    |        was the language of their fathers before their descent into
19        3, LVI   |       and women to forsake their fathers and teachers, and follow
20        3, LVIII |          events, in a case where fathers deemed the mysteries of
21        4, XXXIII|      genealogy back to the three fathers, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
22        4, XXXIII|        and Isaac, and Jacob, the fathers of the Jewish race--appear
23        4, XLVIII|  castrate the gods who are their fathers, and gods who are parents
24        4, XLIX  |   allegation. But since the very fathers and authors of the doctrines
25        4, XLIX  |     place: "We know that all our fathers were under the cloud, and
26        4, XLIX  |         heard and known, and our fathers have told us."~
27        5, XXV   |        is yet derived from their fathers, they act in these respects
28        5, XXVII |         daughters with their own fathers. But what need is there
29        5, XXXIII|        instead of those whom our fathers followed, among whom we
30        5, XXXIII|          our ways), saying, "Our fathers honoured lying idols, and
31        5, XXXIV |        holy duty in eating their fathers, and this is mentioned in
32        5, XXXIV |    willing to eat their deceased fathers? their answer was, that
33        5, XXXIV | undertake to burn their deceased fathers with fire? on which they
34        5, XXXV  |         was interdicted by their fathers, why should the Christians (
35        5, XXXV  |          the traditions of their fathers. And I do not speak of those
36        5, XXXVI |        Indians who eat their own fathers are considered, according
37        6, LVI   |           which are inflicted by fathers, and instructors, and pedagogues
38        6, LXXIV |      that the Theomachies of the Fathers are like the battles between
39        6, LXXIV |      between quails; or that the Fathers, becoming useless through
40        8, XXVIII|          the traditions of their fathers they abstain from such victims,
41        8, XXVIII|          the traditions of their fathers, are consequently bound
42        8, XXX   |        of some traditions of our fathers that we refrain from eating
43        8, XL    |         words of Scripture: "The fathers shall not be put to death
44        8, XL    |         nor the children for the fathers. Every man shall be put
45        8, XL    |       visits the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the
46        8, XL    |     reproves those who say, "Our fathers have eaten sour grapes,
47        8, XLVI  |       the Creator of all, became fathers and mothers, let any one
48        8, XLVII |        the institutions of their fathers, and to adopt others which
49        8, XLVII |  old-established usages of their fathers, and been induced to adopt