Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX    | themselves to be converted on the strength of mere faith, but have
 2        1, XXXI  |     virgin that endowed them with strength and courage, but the true
 3        1, LX    |          the superhuman power and strength of the evil spirits, and
 4        1, LX    |     became feeble, and lost their strength, the falsity of their sorcery
 5        2, LXIV  |           able by reason of their strength to go up the mountain along
 6        4, XXXIII|            inasmuch as he saw the strength of the argument which establishes
 7        4, LXXV  |          are far weaker in bodily strength than the beasts, and shorter
 8        6, XIV   |           for health that have no strength, and to ask the dead for
 9        6, LXXV  |           grandeur, or beauty, or strength, or voice, or impressiveness,
10        6, LXXVII|         of grandeur, or voice, or strength, or impressiveness, or persuasiveness,"
11        7, XXII  |        against the firm and solid strength of reason and truth, is
12        7, XXVI  |  increased in number and grown in strength.~
13        7, XXXIII|        shall see God." But as the strength of our will is not sufficient
14        7, LIV   |      Greeks; and although, on the strength of that, some like Celsus
15        8, XXVII |           I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall
16        8, XXXIV |           God," who have received strength to "withstand the wiles
17        8, XLIV  |           himself, and employ his strength for the benefit of others.~