Book, Chapter

 1        1, XV    |    which so high a character is bestowed upon that nation for its
 2        1, XXIV  |    Aristotle thinks, names were bestowed by arrangement, or, as the
 3        2, V     |        and of the rewards to be bestowed upon the just, and of the
 4        3, VIII  |         Hebrew names, and these bestowed, too, upon their children
 5        3, XXXI  |        object did the deity who bestowed upon this Hyperborean Abaris
 6        3, XLVI  |       catalogue of "charismata" bestowed by God, placed first "the
 7        3, LXXXI | according to our view, shall be bestowed, by the gift of God, on
 8        4, I     |      pray also to the Lord, who bestowed the gifts named in the book
 9        4, LXXV  |       of understanding has been bestowed upon us as a mighty aid,
10        4, LXXXIV|        even the gifts which are bestowed by nature on the irrational
11        4, LXXXVI|     understanding what has been bestowed by nature upon eagles as
12        5, XLII  |         things which are useful bestowed. And for this reason they
13        5, XLV   |     under the appellation first bestowed upon him. Nay, even if we
14        6, VII   |      worthy of the grace of God bestowed upon them, and filled with
15        8, XXI   |      afraid of you, lest I have bestowed upon you labour in vain."~
16        8, LII   |    wicked, and rewards shall be bestowed upon the righteous, by Him
17        8, LIII  |       Himself which He has once bestowed upon them. If this had been