Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |          truth, we have deemed it right to yield to your injunction,
 2        1, V      |         is not in conformity with right reason (to suppose) that
 3        1, LVI    |        and righteousness; and Thy right hand shall lead Thee marvellously.
 4        2, I      |           to be pillars" gave the right hand of fellowship to Paul
 5        2, XLIV   |         what appeared to them the right way of honouring God, put
 6        2, LXIX   |          for they have thought it right to describe the tomb as
 7        3, VII    |        nowhere teaches that it is right for His own disciples to
 8        3, XIX    |             suppose that) you are right in eulogizing the fact that
 9        3, XXIII  |         always in conformity with right reason, would yield his
10        3, XLII   |      things which are contrary to right reason, how could you any
11        3, L      |       from all things contrary to right reason? Philosophers verily
12        3, LXV    |        one regulated according to right reason. And although Celsus
13        5, XXVII  |        the murder of parents, are right laws; or those of the Persians,
14        5, XXXIV  |        Pindar appears to me to be right in saying that 'law' is
15        5, XXXVIII|            he will do what is not right, so far as the language
16        5, LV     |       from heaven. And if it were right to pass a jest upon what
17        6, VIII   |         others, which is far from right, and being filled with vain
18        6, XVIII  |               XVIII.~I thought it right to quote these few instances
19        6, XLIV   |           away from God, and from right views of Him, and from His
20        6, XLVI   |       passages, have I thought it right to adduce, that the hearer
21        6, LXXIX  | administers in due season, and as right reason demands, the affairs
22        7, XXVI   |        own, to take from them the right of making war upon their
23        7, XXXVII |           of what constitutes the right and the wrong use of personification,
24        7, XLV    |         heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me," so that
25        7, XLIX   |     purpose of cavilling with any right opinions or sound doctrines
26        7, LVIII  |      conclusion .that it is never right to do injustice, even in
27        7, LXVIII |      nothing but what is just and right. But if we ascribe to the
28        7, LXIX   |      through ignorance of what is right, all such do not keep the
29        8, IX     |         except those to whom that right has been given by God."
30        8, IX     |            can you prove that the right to be honoured has been
31        8, IX     |         you will not say that the right to be worshipped as a god
32        8, IX     |     others, we ask proof that the right to be worshipped was given
33        8, IX     |      Jesus, we will show that the right to be honoured was given
34        8, XXX    |          the grave. For it is not right that the dwelling-place
35        8, XXXII  |       things according to what is right, we feast with no demons,
36        8, XXXIX  |        even then he would have no right to call the Son of God a
37        8, LII    |   persuade them of the rewards of right living, when we see that
38        8, LII    |        lost the common notions of right and wrong, of good and evil.
39        8, LXXV   |          is at once necessary and right. They take charge of all--