Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX     |   examination of the (necessary) reasons. For it is manifest that, (
 2        1, X      |     those men to believe without reasons, who are unable to abandon
 3        1, X      |         different sects, and the reasons for condemning one system
 4        1, XII    |       hearing certain myths, the reasons of which they do not understand,
 5        1, XIX    |          if he demands of us our reasons for such a belief, let him
 6        1, XXXII  |           for certain mysterious reasons (I speak now according to
 7        1, XXXIII |           for certain mysterious reasons, is not deserving of being
 8        1, XL     |        who frequently states the reasons by which he is decided,
 9        1, XLV    |        Now, if ye ask us for the reasons of our faith in Jesus, give
10        1, LII    | believers, since he may see that reasons of no light weight are assigned
11        2, IV     |     depth of wise and mysterious reasons is contained in these writings,
12        2, XXIV   |       did not omit them for many reasons, which any one, in expounding
13        2, XXVIII |        means adducing convincing reasons, but only attempting to
14        2, XXX    |          world; not only for the reasons mentioned, but also on account
15        2, XLIII  |        or those whom He saw, for reasons known to Him alone, to be
16        3, XII    |      other, by certain plausible reasons, to discordant views. And
17        3, XXXVII |     received; others, again, for reasons not to be lightly regarded,
18        3, XXXVII |        been induced by plausible reasons to declare themselves gods.
19        3, XXXVII |          was impossible that the reasons of such things could be
20        3, XXXVIII|      cause to God, who knows the reasons of the various fates allotted
21        3, XXXVIII|           are to be found in the reasons of providence, though it
22        4, IV     |          to be found amongst men reasons given by God which exhort
23        4, VIII   |    certain connected and related reasons, bearing upon the different
24        4, LIV    |  minister to man, whatever other reasons may be adduced for their
25        5, XXIX   | misunderstood some of the deeper reasons relating to the arrangement
26        5, XLVI   |     these and similar mysterious reasons, with which Moses and the
27        5, XLVI   |         and words. And for these reasons we should prefer to endure
28        6, XIV    |        of endeavouring to adduce reasons, as he ought, for his assertions,
29        6, XXII   |          rest of matter. Musical reasons, moreover, are added or
30        6, XLIX   |       however, wishes to see the reasons which led us to accept the
31        6, LXXVIII|      race, who has now, for good reasons, fulfilled the economy of
32        6, LXXVIII|       earth) was founded on good reasons, since it was necessary
33        6, LXXXI  |      which we shall consider the reasons which he thinks furnish
34        7, LXIII  |        may be done for different reasons. For example, the philosophers
35        7, LXIII  |       but observe what different reasons determine the conduct of
36        7, LXIII  |         man refraining for sound reasons, another for such bad and
37        8, XXX    |         or demons, but for other reasons, some of which I have here
38        8, LI     |     prove and enforce by further reasons the truth that the unjust