Book, Chapter

 1        2, III   |      Now, how should they have abandoned the law of their fathers,
 2        2, III   |        etc.? And how have they abandoned the law of their fathers,
 3        2, III   |         Certain among you have abandoned the usages of our fathers
 4        2, III   | Christianity, and who have not abandoned the law of their fathers?
 5        2, VIII  |       the Jews were altogether abandoned, and possess now none of
 6        2, XXXIX |   courage--but who by no means abandoned the judgments which they
 7        3, V     |  Egyptians by descent, and had abandoned Egypt, after revolting against
 8        3, XI    |    obligatory on those who had abandoned their ancestral Gentile
 9        3, LXV   |   gates to the most unholy and abandoned of men. But if any one will
10        3, LXV   |     Sometimes, also, when very abandoned men are willing to accept
11        3, LXVII |      are committed by the most abandoned of men, could not be completely
12        3, LXVII |        not rank among the most abandoned of men the individual who
13        4, V     |  overwhelmed in wickedness, is abandoned by God, while we mean that
14        4, XXII  |       time they appeared to be abandoned because of their sins, they
15        4, XXVII |        and that they have been abandoned on account of the greatness
16        4, XXVIII|       saying that "God, having abandoned the heavenly regions, and
17        4, XXXII |        kingdoms, nor yet being abandoned so as to become, on account
18        4, XXXII |        to their God, they were abandoned (by Him), sometimes for
19        5, VIII  |        the Jews, that when God abandoned that people on account of
20        5, XXXV  |       the Christians, who have abandoned their native usages, and
21        5, XL    |       who, having like robbers abandoned the law, deny its validity,
22        5, L     |        with God, they were not abandoned by Him; but although few
23        7, VIII  |      who have confessedly been abandoned by the Holy Spirit on account
24        7, XLII  |        to Him: they would have abandoned all others, and would not