Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|        the manner in which he was withdrawn from his father, or brought
 2   II, 1 |        them, and the dangers have withdrawn, then in truth they quickly
 3   II, 5 |          the light of the sun was withdrawn, a night of excessive darkness
 4   II, 17|      truth under false names, and withdrawn it from sight. For God,
 5  III, 16|         and inasmuch as they have withdrawn themselves from true actions,
 6   IV, 17|           people, who had not yet withdrawn to Christ, were incited
 7   IV, 22|     impossible for anything to be withdrawn from an immortal nature.
 8   VI, 2 |     garment; or, when the sun has withdrawn himself, require a light
 9   VI, 3 | appearance of its pleasantness is withdrawn, and that there arises a
10   VI, 24|      guardian follows you; one is withdrawn from you by foreign travel,
11  VII, 18|        will do. But that also was withdrawn from the account, not without
12  VII, 27|         must it be thought, to be withdrawn from these stains of the