Book, Chapter

 1        2, XIII  |       Peripatetics, who say that prayers are of no avail, and sacrifices
 2        3, XXXIV |         God who is over all with prayers and a righteous life, which
 3        3, XXXIV |          High Priest conveys our prayers to the supreme God.~
 4        3, LXIII |      when the sinner says in his prayers to God, "I have acknowledged
 5        3, LXIII |       humble themselves in their prayers under the hand of God? And,
 6        4, XXVI  |          of all, and to hear the prayers of all; who send up their
 7        4, XXVI  |        of all; who send up their prayers to Him, and do all things
 8        4, XXVII |           and come to the public prayers, without their being excluded
 9        4, XXVIII|        persons must say in their prayers, that "the earth is full
10        4, XXXIII|       the nation employ in their prayers to God, and in the exorcising
11        5, XI    |          who themselves offer up prayers (to God), seeing even they
12        6, XIII  |         of wisdom, say, in their prayers to God, "Even if one among
13        6, XLI   |       becomingly, the prescribed prayers, are not carried away either
14        7, VI    |        obtained an answer to his prayers for his daughter Chryseis,
15        7, VI    |         grant in answer to their prayers the destruction of others. "
16        7, XLIV  |    images and offers to them his prayers, or imagines that by gazing
17        7, XLIV  |      visible universe, he offers prayers to God. But he prays for
18        7, XLVI  |       Creator of the world their prayers and thanksgivings through
19        7, XLVIII|      that they may present their prayers to the Divine Being. And
20        7, LI    |   Creator of all, to address his prayers to Him alone, and to do
21        7, LXII  |      place: 'Persons who address prayers to these images act like
22        7, LXII  |         thing for a man to offer prayers to images, whilst he knows
23        7, LXV   |  childish folly for one to offer prayers to images, whilst he knows
24        7, LXV   |          know God and to address prayers to images.~
25        7, LXVI  |          only to those who offer prayers to images, but also to such
26        7, LXVII |       demons, that by the use of prayers and other means which we
27        8, XIII  |         and the Image of God, by prayers and supplications; and we
28        8, XIII  |     desires, and sacrifices, and prayers, to the Most High. Our faith,
29        8, XVII  |      sweet-smelling, namely, the prayers ascending from a pure conscience.
30        8, XVII  |  Revelation, "The odours are the prayers of saints;" and by the Psalmist, "
31        8, XXVI  |       High Priest to present the prayers which ascend to Him from
32        8, XXVII |       according to the laws, and prayers are to be offered to them
33        8, XXXIII|      thanks and first-fruits and prayers to demons, who have been
34        8, XXXIV | first-fruits we also send up our prayers, "having a great high priest,
35        8, XXXVI |        in heaven," offers up his prayers through the one High Priest
36        8, XXXVI |           and also joins his own prayers with those of the man who
37        8, XLVI  |          but who, after offering prayers to the Creator of all, became
38        8, XLVI  |      have a son; and through the prayers of Elisha she became a mother.
39        8, LX    |      over all, through piety and prayers.~
40        8, LXIV  |         their behalf; with their prayers they join their own prayers
41        8, LXIV  |      prayers they join their own prayers and intercessions for them.
42        8, LXXIII|     first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving
43        8, LXXIII|     hands pure, and wrestling in prayers to God on behalf of those
44        8, LXXIII|     destroyed!" And as we by our prayers vanquish all demons who
45        8, LXXIII|        when along with righteous prayers we join self-denying exercises
46        8, LXXIII|        of piety--by offering our prayers to God.~
47        8, LXXIV |        our own hearts, there are prayers which ascend as from priests