Book, Chapter

 1        2, LXXVII|   resurrection, and that we shall enjoy an eternal life; and the
 2        3, XXX   |  superiority which they appear to enjoy over their fellow-citizens.
 3        4, XVII  | appropriate to a soul which is to enjoy an everlasting life, and
 4        4, XXVIII|      extend the benefits which we enjoy, so far as in our power,
 5        4, XXX   |           that we other frogs may enjoy eternal life with Him."
 6        4, XXXI  |           images was permitted to enjoy the rights of citizenship.
 7        4, LXXIV |     irrational creatures likewise enjoy the benefit of what is done
 8        4, XCVII |           that he, like them, may enjoy the divine love? And as
 9        5, XLI   |      probable, however, that they enjoy God's favour, or are loved
10        5, L     |         number, they continued to enjoy the protection of the divine
11        5, L     |         in a remarkable degree to enjoy God's favour, and to be
12        7, IV    |         of God, were the first to enjoy the benefit of the inspiration;
13        7, XXI   |           us richly all things to enjoy; that they do good, that
14        8, XXVI  |           would have no desire to enjoy the favour of those men
15        8, XXXIII|           we are not to refuse to enjoy those things which have
16        8, LIV   |   overcome the love of life is to enjoy a great good. But when Celsus
17        8, LXX   |           world that hates us, we enjoy a wonderful peace, trusting