Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXI   |      the Greeks and Barbarians alike, and "so bear away for themselves
 2        2, XIII   |   Barbarians, wise and foolish alike? For the word, spoken with
 3        3, LXIX   |       who laboured much Perish alike." ~But even if it be exceedingly
 4        4, XLVI   |      of his mistress, refusing alike her allurements and her
 5        4, LII    |      their corruptible part is alike." Nevertheless I could wish
 6        4, LIV    |     and their corruptible part alike,"--let us discuss these
 7        4, LVI    |     and their corruptible part alike,"--we have to say in answer
 8        4, LVII   |        celestial bodies is not alike: for "one is the glory of
 9        4, LXIV   |        actions, are not always alike: there being a time when
10        4, LXVIII |       the same, though exactly alike. But the main argument in
11        4, LXXIX  |         and common were seats,~Alike to immortal gods and mortal
12        5, LI     |       may any other who thinks alike on the subject. We, however,
13        5, LXI    |       Jews and of the Gentiles alike, as Paul, too, distinctly
14        6, LXXVIII|      ought to have breathed it alike into many bodies, and have
15        6, LXXIX  |     have breathed (His Spirit) alike into many bodies, and have
16        7, XLVI   |      learned; seeing that both alike address to the Creator of
17        8, XXI    |          God is the God of all alike; He is good, He stands in
18        8, XXXI   | adduced by Jews and Christians alike in defence of abstinence