Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXI   |         says in the supplication addressed to the Divinity, "Thou art
 2        1, XXXV  |         Ahaz that the command is addressed, "Ask for thyself a sign
 3        1, LVI   |           where God is evidently addressed in these words: "Grace is
 4        2, IX    |        and that to Him also were addressed the words, "Let Us make
 5        2, XLVI  |     Jesus, and where He not only addressed to them discourses, but
 6        2, LXXVI |      here a few remarks shall be addressed to this Celsus, who professes
 7        3, XLIII |          the Cretans in his hymn addressed to Jupiter, in the words:--~"
 8        3, XLVII |        the Corinthians, as being addressed to Greeks who prided themselves
 9        4, XXXIV |           and the divine oracles addressed to them, and will say, Does
10        4, LV    |      each part of the world were addressed to one thing or to several;
11        4, LXXI  |          speak of words of anger addressed to the ungodly, and of threatenings
12        4, LXXI  | comparing the meaning of what is addressed to those of weaker mind
13        5, X     |         by the voice of the Lord addressed to him, "Look now towards
14        5, XI    |          Himself on one occasion addressed as "Good Master," referring
15        5, XV    |         a sinful nation was thus addressed: "Because thou hast coals
16        5, XVI   |       that some things should be addressed to them in a manner befitting
17        5, XLVIII|      which reason the words were addressed to Moses, "A bloody husband
18        6, XXXI  |          the following should be addressed: "O governor of the fifth
19        6, XXXI  |       Aloaeus, who is to be thus addressed: "O Aloaeus, governor of
20        6, XLII  |         adds: "The words of Zeus addressed to Hera are the words of
21        6, XLII  |        Hera are the words of God addressed to matter; and the words
22        6, XLII  |         to matter; and the words addressed to matter obscurely signify
23        6, LVII  |           really) desire what is addressed to him by one who admonishes,
24        6, LVII  |       his inclination to what is addressed to him. And therefore it
25        7, VII   |       blessing; or of Jacob, who addressed each of his twelve sons,
26        7, XL    |   applicable to any, ought to be addressed to persons whose doctrines
27        7, XL    | therefore quite inappropriate as addressed to Christians: "If you seek
28        7, LX    |        simple multitudes whom it addressed. It seeks to win the attention
29        8, XIX   |      passage in Isaiah, which is addressed to Jerusalem: "Behold, I
30        8, XXXVII|           says he, "they who are addressed are called upon by barbarous
31        8, XXXVII|        they have any if they are addressed in Greek or Latin." Let