Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIV  |     ordinary created things, but belong to a secret theology which
 2        1, XXV   |         and applying those which belong to inferior beings to greater,
 3        1, XLVIII|     Jesus. It does not, however, belong to our present object to
 4        2, VI    |        the prophets; and we, who belong to the Church, do not transgress
 5        2, XXV   |         and others, again, which belong to that in Him which is
 6        3, XXV   |     divine in itself is shown to belong either to the healing skill
 7        3, XXIX  | excellent than many of those who belong to the assemblies in the
 8        3, LXI   |         healing appliances which belong to the art of medicine.~
 9        4, XLIV  |         your own streets. Let it belong to you alone, and let no
10        4, LI    |    understood, and which did not belong to the category of foolish
11        4, LXXXI |           and arrangements which belong to rational beings, as cities
12        5, XXII  |         in speaking as we do, we belong to those who are indeed
13        5, XXVIII|         piety, and righteousness belong to those things which are
14        5, LVI   |          task, however, does not belong to our present purpose,
15        5, LXI   |       this avail against us, who belong to the Church, and who make
16        5, LXI   |        of charge against such as belong to the Church, and whom
17        6, XXXVII|        does not affect those who belong to the Church. Of a truth,
18        6, XXXIX |        up together matters which belong to magic and sorcery, and
19        6, XLIII |        the lot fell. For all who belong to the "worse" part, on
20        6, XLVI  |        here referred to does not belong to our present purpose.
21        6, LI    |    investigate the details which belong to the subject, for we should
22        6, LXI   |          any of those beings who belong to a better and diviner
23        6, LXII  |         For the attributes which belong to God are far superior
24        7, XI    |          and to all them it does belong) to unfold the connection
25        7, LXVI  |     multitude: and to this class belong the Peripatetic philosophers
26        8, II    |   displease Him to whom they all belong."~
27        8, IV    |         party of Jupiter; others belong to other demons."~
28        8, IX    |        of any other things which belong to God, without any injury
29        8, X     |         to God, to whom they all belong?"~
30        8, XVI   |     courage nor weapons." We who belong to the Church which takes
31        8, XXV   |     Celsus says that "the demons belong to God, and are therefore
32        8, XXV   |         of evil things that they belong to God, for it judges them
33        8, XXV   |      evident that they must also belong to God." He must either
34        8, XXV   |         plain that demons do not belong to God; for their prince
35        8, XXVII |       demons, they too evidently belong to God, and they are to
36        8, XXXI  |         in these things, to them belong famine, blasting of the