Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVI |     futurity, being led by the passion common to humanity of ascertaining
 2        1, XXXIX |      the god would entertain a passion for her, because she was
 3        1, XL    | accounts that follow it; since passion and hatred observe no order,
 4        1, XL    |       being prevented by their passion from arranging their accusations
 5        2, II    |     namely, which followed His passion and resurrection. For the
 6        4, LXXII |  assert that it indicates any "passion" on His part, but that it
 7        4, LXXII |   Moreover, that "wrath" is no passion on the part of God, but
 8        4, LXXII |    understood in the sense of "passion?" or how can the "passion
 9        4, LXXII |      passion?" or how can the "passion of wrath" be a help to discipline?
10        4, LXXII |        involve God in the same passion from which it would have
11        7, XLVIII|     gratification of shameless passion, they in many cases, like
12        8, LI    |      is under the influence of passion, lest, if we delay too long
13        8, LI    |     opportunity for curing the passion may pass away." And he adds, "
14        8, LI    |      was under the dominion of passion, we should not the less
15        8, LI    |     and final good of man, all passion is disallowed." And Celsus,
16        8, LXVI  |        in the heat of Vulcan's passion, there grew a child whom