Book, Chapter

 1        1, III   |        bitterness remained in their minds regarding him, as also happened
 2        1, IV    |      naturally impressed upon their minds sound ideas of morality,
 3        1, V     |         ideas were implanted in the minds of men like the principles
 4        1, XXIII |             their leader, had their minds deluded by vulgar deceits,
 5        1, XXXI  |             He had wrought in their minds of its truth, not only teaching
 6        1, XLVI  |          suddenly transformed their minds from a hatred of the doctrine
 7        1, XLVIII|             been brought before the minds of many, some relating to
 8        1, LII   |            have deeply imbued their minds, and stamped them with a
 9        1, LXVII |        remove distractions from the minds of men, and expel demons,
10        1, LXX   |           sort of persuasion in the minds of the hearers.~
11        2, I     |             in consequence of their minds being led captive by Jesus;
12        2, I     |          fathers, and to allow your minds to be led captive by him
13        2, VI    |           of the Jews, and have our minds chastened and educated by
14        2, IX    |             Himself, in raising the minds of His disciples to higher
15        2, XII   |          disciples, produced in the minds of the victims of his deceit
16        2, XLIX  |    accordingly, in turning away the minds of His disciples, not merely
17        3, II    |    persuasion of the truth in their minds, moving them not only to
18        3, VIII  |            those who were of weaker minds might recover their courage
19        3, XV    |            when we impress upon the minds of our first converts a
20        3, XVIII |       impression is produced in the minds of those who have learned
21        3, XXXIV |         Jesus, who has recalled our minds from all sensible things,
22        3, XXXIX |             taken possession of our minds, makes us yield the assent
23        3, XL    |      general ideas implanted in our minds at birth, do not produce
24        3, XL    |         been able to implant in the minds of the multitude the belief
25        3, LII   |     audience is composed of simpler minds, which need such instruction
26        3, LVIII |          philosophy might reach the minds of the young men. And we
27        3, LXXVII|       seasons, are blinded in their minds, and especially when, in
28        4, III   |          place by God's filling the minds of men with new ideas, removing
29        4, LXXVI |           the cul-tivation of their minds, because their condition
30        4, XCV   |           nature may enter into our minds, or any spirit of our adversaries
31        5, I     |             may be implanted in the minds of all who will peruse our
32        6, XI    |            similar mastery over the minds of men, were convicted of
33        6, XVII  |         second place by those whose minds are enlightened by the Logos
34        6, XXVII | unreasonably, an influence over the minds of very many, leading those
35        6, LV    |         number, seem to disturb the minds of ignorant readers of holy
36        7, VII   |            illumination which their minds received when divinely inspired.
37        7, XIII  |         foundation to prejudice the minds of his readers. The prophets,
38        7, XLVI  |        sufficiently exercised their minds upon these, and have understood
39        7, LI    |            may take away from their minds the blindness of ignorance.
40        8, XXIII |          altogether away from their minds. It is to this practice
41        8, LXII  |         Being to be profaned in our minds, by being brought down to
42        8, LXVIII|   principles take possession of the minds of men more and more every