Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLV   |        latter. But if you draw back, and shirk a demonstration,
 2        1, LX    |       that they were not to go back to Herod, but to return
 3        1, LXVII |       did; unless they take us back to their fables and histories,
 4        2, XI    |       he repented, and brought back the thirty pieces of silver
 5        2, XI    |    poor, repented, and brought back the thirty pieces of silver
 6        2, XII   | themselves to philosophy, fell back again into their ignorant
 7        2, XIII  |       before men," etc. And go back with me in thought to Jesus
 8        2, XIII  |      with wonder, when he goes back in thought to Him who then
 9        2, LXX   |    heaven, and come and rolled back the stone." And, shortly
10        4, XIX   |      saw would aid in bringing back those so afflicted to a
11        4, XXXII |    given to sin, to be brought back by their sufferings to their
12        4, XXXIII|     Jews trace their genealogy back to the three fathers, Abraham,
13        4, XXXIV | themselves and their beginning back to these?--whose names,
14        4, XLV   |        salt because she turned back; nor by his daughters intoxicating
15        4, LVII  |       out of the marrow of the back, and that a bee should spring
16        4, XCIX  |      God after a time bring it back to himself; nor is He angry
17        4, XCIX  |      and after a time to bring back the whole to Himself. Moreover,
18        5, LXII  |     that is evil, and bring it back to the Creator of all things.
19        6, XIII  |   antiquity not being referred back, as Celsus thinks, merely
20        6, LII   |        the creator, demands it back again. Proceeding next foolishly
21        6, LII   |      intention of demanding it back? For it is the mark of a
22        6, LII   |       a needy person to demand back (what he has given), whereas
23        6, LXXII |        would not have received back the spirit which He had
24        7, II    |      same God will always fall back upon the same reason 'This
25        7, VI    |      pestilence to restore her back to him. And I remember reading
26        7, VII   |       pulse. Or if you will go back to more remote times, think
27        7, XXXIII|        of all objections, come back again to the same question, '
28        8, LXIII |      own evil nature, he falls back into his errors, and compares
29        8, LXXI  |     because they did not drive back the enemy, some prudent