Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIV   |            that the Assyrians were enemies of the Jews. Observe at
 2        1, LI    | surrounding places, even among the enemies of the faith, it being said
 3        1, LVI   |           Thee in the heart of the enemies of the King." But attend
 4        2, XXX   |           take vengeance even upon enemies, to prevail throughout the
 5        2, XXXIII|        being a God? Did he put his enemies to shame, or bring to a
 6        2, XLVII |         like the most contemptible enemies of the Gospel, and like
 7        3, VII   |        families, and to slay their enemies, the Christian Lawgiver
 8        3, VIII  |       avenge themselves upon their enemies (and have thus observed
 9        3, XIV   |           and the fear of external enemies. Such are the causes which
10        3, XV    |           not the fear of external enemies which strengthens our union,
11        4, XVIII |          their cure, or in that of enemies when one is taking measures
12        4, XIX   |        that "one acts thus towards enemies when taking measures to
13        4, XIX   |          that those who were still enemies through sickness of the
14        4, LXXIV |           through dislike of their enemies, accuse them of the same
15        4, LXXIV |          they are slandering their enemies; so in the same way, Celsus
16        6, XXXII |            being understood by the enemies of God, as even themselves
17        6, XXXVI |         When He shall have put all enemies under His feet, then the
18        6, LVI   |            the Israelites by their enemies with a view to their conversion;
19        6, LXXVII|         But how can Celsus and the enemies of the divine Word, and
20        7, XVIII |            the earth, to put their enemies of every age to the sword,
21        7, XVIII |           treat them as his avowed enemies; whilst, on the other hand,
22        7, XIX   |        that they should slay their enemies, it may be answered that
23        7, XX    |          way as they treated their enemies; and then he quotes from
24        7, XXII  |            the just man "slays his enemies," and prevails everywhere,
25        7, XXII  |           to destruction all their enemies, which are their vices,
26        7, XXII  |           offspring of evil as His enemies. And, in like manner, those
27        7, XXII  |            well be compared to His enemies led astray by sin; and they
28        7, XXVI  |    Christians could not slay their enemies, or condemn to be burned
29        7, XXVI  |           of making war upon their enemies, of fighting for their country,
30        8, XXVI  |         their favour would make us enemies of God, who cannot be pleased
31        8, XXXIII|        places where there are many enemies of God. Perhaps also, as
32        8, XXXV  |        heard the words, "Love your enemies, and pray for them which
33        8, XXXV  |           fall helpless under mine enemies: let my enemy persecute
34        8, XLII  |           delivering them to their enemies; for He saw that they were
35        8, LII   |        life are also taught by the enemies of our faith. For you will
36        8, LXVI  |            of God, but even of our enemies. We therefore praise the
37        8, LXIX  |          to put to flight far more enemies than those who were discomfited
38        8, LXX   |          they pray, overcome their enemies; or rather, they will not
39        8, LXXIII|          as they can. And to those enemies of our faith who require