Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIV | different things; lest he should resemble those who mistakenly apply
 2        1, LVIII|           or those meteors which resemble beams of wood, or beards,
 3        2, LI   |           he would seem to me to resemble him who should admit the
 4        2, LXXVI|       And does not the following resemble the threats of which he
 5        3, L    |          from the public street, resemble those who in the market-places
 6        3, LI   |        according to Celsus, they resemble those who in the market-places
 7        3, LVIII|        in the opinion of Celsus, resemble the workers in wool in private
 8        4, XXX  |    created by God, we altogether resemble Him. If, however, he had
 9        4, LXXV |     plants, and trees, and herbs resemble one another, and that no
10        4, XCVII|        for who would not pray to resemble in all respects those whom
11        5, X    |       objects which they were to resemble as a result of their understanding
12        5, XXXV |      ascend to the Creator, will resemble those who have indeed learned
13        6, IV   |       are able to show that they resemble those persons to whom God
14        6, XLV  |        because, "as faces do not resemble faces," so also neither
15        6, XLV  |        neither do men's "hearts" resemble one another. It is certain,
16        7, LX   |     delights in what is obscure, resemble those who study to provide
17        8, XXV  |        are so called, or such as resemble those who are so called