Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |       advanced in philosophy, will allow to be a "True Discourse,"
 2        1, XVII  | philosopher did, when he would not allow Socrates to answer regarding
 3        1, XXIII |         parts; and reason will not allow us to believe that the God
 4        1, XXVIII|           a God." Now, as I cannot allow anything said by unbelievers
 5        1, XLIX  |           disputant, who would not allow that He was, such language
 6        2, I     |            of your fathers, and to allow your minds to be led captive
 7        2, VII   |           him who was unwilling to allow them to be washed, with
 8        2, XLII  |    doctrine of providence, and who allow that courage, and fortitude,
 9        2, LXXV  |            ye bear witness that ye allow the deeds of your fathers."
10        2, LXXVII|            Or because you will not allow such things to have been
11        3, VII   |           from a divine source, to allow the killing of any individual
12        3, VII   |         mild a character as not to allow them, when it was their
13        3, LXVII |           a brothel, that he might allow himself to be polluted by
14        4, XXV   | adumbrations towards virtue do not allow of those who possess the
15        4, XXV   |          the reason of God, cannot allow of the rational animal being
16        4, XCII  |           pure worship of God, but allow their reasoning powers to
17        5, XIV   |          inordinate desires, or to allow disorder and confusion,
18        5, XXXIV |        food. But the god would not allow them to do as they desired,
19        5, XXXVI |           For this Ammon would not allow the people of the cities
20        5, LVII  |          death itself, rather than allow a falsehood to escape their
21        6, XXVI  |           Celsus. We may therefore allow his charges on these points
22        6, LXIV  |        intelligent Christian would allow. For not one of us asserts
23        7, XL    |         such notions, and will not allow to Michael, or to any others
24        7, XLII  |         all that their powers will allow, confess that they need
25        7, LXIV  |          way with those who cannot allow in the worship of the Divine
26        8, XXXII |           far as human nature will allow, how it accords with the
27        8, LX    |            from higher things, and allow them to pass into oblivion.