Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIII |       which, as being wholly in harmony with itself, cannot on that
 2        2, LXIX  |         And observe whether the harmony of the three evangelists
 3        4, XVII  |        everywhere in accord and harmony with the writings of the
 4        4, XXII  |      have obtained new laws, in harmony with the established constitution
 5        4, LXII  |        is one which we make, in harmony with the opinion of Plato,
 6        4, LXXIX |        his part are entirely in harmony with our views, though not
 7        4, LXXXI |       are of use in showing the harmony that prevails in these matters
 8        4, XCVIII|   extends even to birds, and in harmony with which He has brought
 9        5, II    |      number, such as we deem in harmony with our former arguments,
10        5, XXIV  |         to be cast out. For, in harmony with those laws which are
11        5, XXXVII|     when there are some laws in harmony with the will of God, which
12        5, LXIII | slightest point for the sake of harmony, hating each other with
13        5, LXIII |    saying, and doing what is in harmony with His words, "when reviled,
14        6, III   |     offered to Him a worship in harmony with the truth, are liable
15        6, XX    |         and have lived lives in harmony with them, to go before
16        6, XXXII |         and impious, and not in harmony with the doctrines of true
17        6, XXXVII|         speak in a way quite in harmony with the tone of those who
18        8, XII   |         in unity of thought, in harmony and in identity of will.