Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIV  | individual nation, for different purposes. And thus it will be found
 2        1, LX    |       and invoking them for such purposes as their knowledge and wishes
 3        2, LXIX  |       better fitted to serve the purposes of the whole economy of
 4        2, LXXI  |    spirit and in truth." But the purposes for which the Father sent
 5        4, XXXV  |          employed for miraculous purposes, to lay down the correct
 6        4, LX    |         been created for certain purposes, it is clear that it will
 7        4, LXXV  |          understanding. For some purposes we require dogs, say as
 8        4, LXXV  |         dwellings; and for other purposes we need oxen, as for agriculture;
 9        4, LXXXII|       who require honey for many purposes, both for cure of disordered
10        6, XLV   |    deceive men for the basest of purposes), is the aid which the devil
11        6, LII   |          was counter-working his purposes?"~
12        7, III   |    natural or civil life, or for purposes of temporal gain or interest;
13        7, IX    |       apply them to suit his own purposes."~
14        7, X     |       them so as to suit his own purposes." This statement of Celsus
15        7, XI    |        to make them suit his own purposes." For it belongs only to
16        7, XIX   |         the noblest thoughts and purposes, he should in the sequel,
17        7, XXXIII|         need of a body for other purposes, as for occupying a material
18        7, LXIX  |        things, or for many other purposes. For this is the method
19        8, XIX   |       God in Him, but that their purposes of destruction would not
20        8, XXVI  |  acquainted with the nature, the purposes, and the wickedness of demons,
21        8, XLIII |        Christ, to make known His purposes. The sufferings and death
22        8, XLIII |          the announcement of the purposes of God; indeed, if we may