Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXI    |    introduce a corrupt corporeal principle, according to which the
 2        1, XXXIII |       reception of the reasoning principle; why should there not be
 3        1, LXXI   |      accordance with the general principle by which Scripture employs
 4        2, LI     |         lay it down as a general principle, that as, wherever anything
 5        2, LXVI   |         the one case on the same principle that God appeared to the
 6        3, XII    |          any matter in which the principle involved was not important
 7        3, XLII   |          which is the generative principle of impurity. But, as he
 8        3, LXXVIII|      above all promise; for this principle cannot be implanted in him
 9        3, LXXX   |      immortality of the thinking principle;, and let him prove that
10        4, XIV    |          composed of the guiding principle when the conflagration (
11        4, XLV    |       investigators lay down the principle that intention alone gives
12        4, LIX    |     worthless of mankind. Such a principle of distinction, indeed,
13        4, LIX    |         not maintain that such a principle has been always soundly
14        4, LXXVII |         to represent all, On the principle of a part standing for the
15        4, LXXXI  |        existence of any rational principle in those who make them,
16        4, LXXXI  |          do not possess any such principle; but the most ancient Being,
17        4, LXXXV  |          other hand, the guiding principle of the latter is irrational,
18        4, LXXXV  |     large their bodies, no other principle than, so to speak, irrationality;
19        5, X      |         derived perhaps from the principle of free-will within them. ~
20        5, XXIII  |    however, he lays it down as a principle, that "God does not desire
21        5, XXIII  | wickedness or from an irrational principle,--yet, if such things happen
22        5, XXXVI  |      Herodotus which favours the principle that each one ought, from
23        6, XXXI   |      gate, overseer of the first principle of water, look upon me as
24        6, LXIV   |         idea of ideas," and the "principle of all things," while above
25        7, XXXII  |          that there is a seminal principle lodged in that which Scripture
26        7, LVIII  |      whether, starting from this principle, we may not come to the
27        7, LVIII  |         me, and do not admit the principle from which we started. That
28        8, XVI    |     reference to us. For it is a principle with us, not to worship
29        8, XVI    |     shown what appears to us the principle contained in it, when we
30        8, LI     |       and show that, even on the principle that pleasure is the highest
31        8, LII    |         soul and its intelligent principle; and let them rest assured