Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI     |         Since, then, as reason teaches, we must repose faith in
 2        1, XI     |     all things, and in Him who teaches that worship is due to God
 3        1, XIX    | account of the creation, which teaches that the world is not yet
 4        1, XXIV   |        or whether, as Epicurus teaches (differing in this from
 5        3, VII    |      death; and yet He nowhere teaches that it is right for His
 6        3, XLIV   |       that, as if, while Jesus teaches continence, and says, "Whosoever
 7        3, LXXVI  |      who is of sound mind, and teaches the doctrines of Christianity,
 8        4, XXVIII |       may become His sons, and teaches us to extend the benefits
 9        4, LII    |       wish to show that Nature teaches this, that God made nothing
10        4, LXX    |    also, the apostle of Jesus, teaches us that even the very wicked
11        6, XLII   |     and being punished by him, teaches us also to despise the punishments
12        6, XLII   |     punished by the devil, and teaches us that we also, when punished
13        6, LXXIII |      same way, too, experience teaches that wine comes from the
14        7, VII    |    danger or death. For reason teaches that such ought to be the
15        7, XVIII  |       is it Moses or Jesus who teaches falsely? Did the Father,
16        7, XXIV   |    blessings of the law, which teaches that the just "shall eat
17        7, XXXII  |    sublime a truth it is which teaches us that there is a seminal
18        7, XXXII  |     this tabernacle, Scripture teaches us that "the earthly house
19        7, XXXVIII|      as the man of God himself teaches. It is certain also that
20        8, III    |       lords." Divine Scripture teaches us that there is "a great
21        8, XI     |     ours. Celsus, however, who teaches us to worship many gods,