Book, Chapter

 1        1, I     |  associations in opposition to existing laws, if done for the sake
 2        1, XI    |  either as non-existent, or as existing indeed, and worthy of honour,
 3        1, XXI   |  doctrine which is to be found existing among wise nations and eloquent
 4        1, XLIII |   conveyed into the everywhere existing threshing-floors and Churches
 5        1, LXXI  |      God, seeing God loves all existing things, and "hateth nothing
 6        2, LII   |       of life agreeable to the existing laws, a constitution in
 7        3, XII   |        promises a knowledge of existing things with a view to the
 8        3, XLVII | sensible and visible things as existing only for a season, and to
 9        3, LXX   |       Whereas if any one among existing things is able to commit
10        3, LXXII |       ignorance does, while of existing things knowledge alone is
11        4, VI    |  Christian doctrine testify as existing on the part of God.~
12        4, XXVI  |   alone is able to satisfy all existing things, and to overlook
13        4, XXVIII|        know that GOd loves all existing things, and loathes nothing
14        4, XXXV  |      in its favour, the errors existing on the subject. But neither
15        4, XXXVI |        most venerable accounts existing in Palestine, have written
16        4, LVII  |        explains the difference existing among bodies as due to the
17        5, XXXIV |      bid him select out of all existing laws the best, each would
18        5, LVI   |        of a figurative meaning existing in these "phenomena," (and
19        6, IX    |      be stated now. In each of existing things, which are necessarily
20        6, XV    |      and end and middle of all existing things, proceeds according
21        6, XXXIV |        words traceable to some existing heresy, he did not clearly
22        6, LXVII |        on account of the still existing weakness in the eyes of