Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX    |       faith, but would continue to remain in the practice of a wicked
 2        1, XXVIII|    anything said by unbelievers to remain unexamined, but must investigate
 3        1, XXXIII|            the soul may be able to remain untainted by sin? And if
 4        2, XII   |     Cleanthes; while Judas did not remain so much as three years with
 5        2, LXIII |           of whom the greater part remain unto the present time, but
 6        2, LXV   |          that we who are alive and remain unto the coming of the Lord,
 7        2, LXXII |        continues: "If he wished to remain hid, why was there heard
 8        2, LXXII |          And if he did not seek to remain concealed, why was he punished?
 9        2, LXXII |          punished, if he wished to remain hid?" what has been stated
10        3, XLIV  |        wisdom, the blame then must remain with those who rest in their
11        3, LXXI  |           that it almost ceases to remain in the soul.~
12        4, XIV   |  remoulding, but of an immortal to remain the same and unaltered.
13        4, LXV   |           the powers of their mind remain. And if there be any topic
14        4, LXXVI |       countries (that it might not remain idle and unacquainted with
15        5, XIV   |          up, while they alone will remain, not only such of them as
16        5, XVI   |            up, and they alone will remain." It is not to be wondered
17        5, XVI   |         and the punishments are to remain,--those, viz., whose opinions,
18        5, XVI   |          up, but they alone are to remain."~
19        5, XVII  |         said by us that there will remain at the time of the visitation
20        5, XVII  |          that we who are alive and remain unto the coming of the Lord,
21        5, XVII  |          then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together
22        6, XX    |          eternal;" and desiring to remain in the contemplation of
23        6, LXXIII|   foul-smelling bodies, and do not remain pure amid such things. If,
24        6, LXXVII|             for to those who still remain below, and are not yet prepared
25        6, LXXIX |         which no longer desired to remain deserted by God.~
26        7, XI    | investigation into the parts which remain, or into such at least as
27        7, XVIII |     nothing." Did then that nation remain for so long a period attached
28        7, LX    |        useful to them, than always remain Greek, and be without the
29        7, LXV   |          subject to vanity," which remain in this condition "in hope"
30        8, LXVIII|         then there would no longer remain among men any of the glory