Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXIV  |     by those whom Paul calls "perfect" when he said, "We speak
 2        2, XXIV  |     wisdom among them who are perfect," we pass by for the present,
 3        2, XLII  |       evils, and pleasure the perfect good,--a view accepted by
 4        3, V     |  events as they happened with perfect fidelity.~
 5        3, XIX   |       word' to those who are 'perfect' in Christianity. Regarding
 6        3, XIX   |    wisdom among them that are perfect; yet not the wisdom of this
 7        3, XX    |    wisdom among them that are perfect?" Now, as he spoke with
 8        3, XXV   | respect wicked, but exhibit a perfect pattern of virtue, and are
 9        3, XXXVII|     be discovered by men with perfect exactness, it was deemed
10        3, LIX   |    wisdom among them that are perfect."~
11        3, LXI   |     each one of those who are perfect, and which enlightens the
12        4, III   |       themselves virtuous and perfect, evil being altogether non-existent?
13        4, IV    |     are few in number who are perfect and pure ambassadors of
14        4, XXIV  |     within them has been made perfect, and endowed with all virtuous
15        4, XXIX  |        so that men, when made perfect, become like the angels. "
16        4, XXIX  |      we are taught to become "perfect," as our Father in heaven
17        4, XXIX  |       our Father in heaven is perfect. No good and virtuous man,
18        4, LIV   |       shown us that it was no perfect intelligence which impressed
19        4, XCIX  |    being God's work, might be perfect and entire in all respects.
20        4, XCIX  |    being God's work, might be perfect and complete in all things."
21        5, LVII  |    and of having related with perfect truth what had happened
22        5, LXIII |      hating each other with a perfect hatred." Now, in answer
23        6, IX    |     is in those of us who are perfect, correspond to the "fourth"
24        6, XIII  |      among the sons of men be perfect, while the wisdom is wanting
25        6, XIII  |    belongeth to them that are perfect, even those who by reason
26        6, XVIII |      itself, none of which is perfect. But as regards the King
27        6, XX    |    these, "When that which is perfect is come, then that which
28        6, XXXI  |   ruler of a pure mind, and a perfect work to son and father,
29        6, XLVII |    but one flesh;" and of the perfect man, and of him who is joined
30        6, XLVIII|       Scripture says that the perfect man is joined to and made
31        6, XLVIII|       of Jesus is joined in a perfect and inconceivable manner
32        6, LXIII |      it," when a man becomes "perfect," as "our Father in heaven
33        6, LXIII |       our Father in heaven is perfect," and hears the command, "
34        6, LXXIX |    Aaron,--the symbols of the perfect man,--and this ointment
35        7, IX    |    what he considers the most perfect kind of prophecy among these
36        7, XVII  |       and which would lead to perfect blessedness all those who
37        7, XVII  |       as one who was wise and perfect, whatever it behoved Him
38        7, XLVIII|      they in many cases, like perfect priests, for whom such pleasures
39        7, XLIX  |      all who wish to attain a perfect knowledge of Christianity,
40        8, XVII  |     some who are marvellously perfect in their art, as for example
41        8, XVII  | better manner and with a more perfect skill; so that there is
42        8, XXII  |   have to answer, that to the perfect Christian, who is ever in
43        8, LXVI  |      all things, becomes more perfect." To this our answer is,