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 1    I, 4 |      death. For the precepts of righteousness are distasteful to the wicked,
 2   II, 11|     preserved on account of his righteousness? How could a single descent
 3   II, 11|      deserved on account of his righteousness to be saved when the human
 4   II, 13|         and food of the soul is righteousness alone, by which it is nourished
 5   II, 14|         a remarkable example of righteousness. He, when six hundred years
 6   II, 16|       the knowledge of God, and righteousness! Whom, therefore, can they
 7   II, 18|       those whom, if you follow righteousness, you are able to excel in
 8  III, 19|       rewarded according to its righteousness, or eternally punished according
 9  III, 19|      wretched on account of his righteousness, should be deprived of his
10  III, 29|      the good, and the enemy of righteousness, who acts in opposition
11  III, 30|         the voice of God, learn righteousness, understand the mystery
12   IV, 2 |    religion of the true God and righteousness to become known to men of
13   IV, 3 |  improves men by no precepts of righteousness and virtue. Thus philosophy,
14   IV, 10|       temple for God, and teach righteousness; but, however, not with
15   IV, 11|       God, and might teach them righteousness, which the perfidious people
16   IV, 11|        send to men a teacher of righteousness, He commanded Him to be
17   IV, 12|       and let the clouds put on righteousness; let the earth open, and
18   IV, 12|   mortality, He might teach men righteousness; and when, having completed
19   IV, 12|         it), that is, a time of righteousness and peace, will arise. But
20   IV, 13|        from heaven a teacher of righteousness, that in Him or through
21   IV, 13|     ever and ever; a sceptre of righteousness is the sceptre of Thy kingdom.
22   IV, 13|        kingdom. Thou hast loved righteousness, and hated wickedness l
23   IV, 14|     from wickedness to deeds of righteousness. These are the ways of God,
24   IV, 16|        supplied with virtue and righteousness, yea rather, since He Himself
25   IV, 16|   Himself is virtue and Himself righteousness, He descended that He might
26   IV, 16|        either on account of the righteousness which He taught or on account
27   IV, 16|   fleece; and in His days shall righteousness spring forth, and abundance
28   IV, 16|        any, that He might teach righteousness and peace. Isaiah also thus
29   IV, 17|   should be useless for working righteousness, and should be visited with
30   IV, 17|     object the setting forth of righteousness, since they are given in
31   IV, 20|         God have called Thee in righteousness, and will hold Thine hand,
32   IV, 22|         body, and to teach them righteousness (if He so wished) with greater
33   IV, 24|     virtue, and to form them to righteousness. No one can doubt but that
34   IV, 24|     endure pain for the sake of righteousness and duty, if it is virtue
35   IV, 24|       What will that teacher of righteousness say in reply to these things?
36   IV, 24|       to bear pain or death for righteousness, because I am frail. See,
37   IV, 24|    guide of life and teacher of righteousness must have a body, and that
38   IV, 25|        with the precepts of His righteousness, willed that He should be
39   IV, 25|          For since there was no righteousness on earth, He sent a teacher,
40   IV, 25|      been able to compel men to righteousness, unless there had been added
41   IV, 25|         immortality by works of righteousness, the flesh, since it is
42   IV, 26|      that by the instruction of righteousness His doctrine was about to
43   IV, 26|     conception and the works of righteousness, polluted all things with
44   IV, 26|      eyes might open the way of righteousness, by walking in which, and
45   IV, 26|      had afforded an example of righteousness in all the duties of life,
46   IV, 28|    himself by the principles of righteousness for the cultivation of true
47    V, 1 |       no injury to religion and righteousness, but may even be of the
48    V, 4 |    might refute the accusers of righteousness; not that I should write
49    V, 5 |        overthrow and removal of righteousness; and on this account he
50    V, 9 |    which attacked the Author of righteousness Himself. Therefore they
51    V, 12|      what manner, on account of righteousness; for our people suffer all
52    V, 24|      may be punished by men but righteousness alone: let us strive with
53   VI, 2 |       to man as to train men to righteousness. In Cicero, Catulus in the
54   VI, 2 |  completion and consummation of righteousness, which they do not possess.
55   VI, 3 |        he who follows truth and righteousness, having received the reward
56   VI, 4 |         in life for the sake of righteousness. These are the ways which
57   VI, 4 |     present evils together with righteousness, he will obtain greater
58   VI, 4 |      preferred present goods to righteousness, will fall into greater
59   VI, 5 |      implies wisdom, the latter righteousness.~
60   VI, 6 |    VIRTUE, AND Or KNOWLEDGE AND RIGHTEOUSNESS.~I have said that which
61   VI, 24|        begin afresh to practise righteousness. For as the uprightness
62   VI, 24|      has destroyed his works of righteousness, so former sins do not stand
63   VI, 24|          because the subsequent righteousness has effaced the stain of
64   VI, 24|     with blood, there is placed righteousness, patience, faith, innocence,
65   VI, 24|         character of virtue and righteousness. If any one shall wish to
66  VII, 5 |         God, that is, to follow righteousness, which is comprised in the
67  VII, 11|      place, they who, following righteousness, have been miserable, and
68  VII, 11|      and injuries on account of righteousness itself, because virtue cannot
69  VII, 14|       may be evident that it is righteousness alone which procures for
70  VII, 14|       as they possessed neither righteousness nor any true virtue, did
71  VII, 14|   abolished from the earth, and righteousness reign for a thousand years;
72  VII, 14|         people is fashioned for righteousness by the doctrine and precepts
73  VII, 15|        that incurable evil. For righteousness will so decrease, and impiety,
74  VII, 15|          and being the enemy of righteousness, it destroyed the people
75  VII, 16|      the men who have not known righteousness, the sword and fire, famine
76  VII, 17|       will be the time in which righteousness shall be cast out, and innocence
77  VII, 22| proscriptions. Add to this that righteousness is hated, that all who wish
78  VII, 24|      the heavenly rule in which righteousness shall reign in the world,
79  VII, 26|         to perform the works of righteousness. No one any longer reproaches
80  VII, 26|      attain to a resemblance of righteousness, but he cannot attain to
81  VII, 26|         but he cannot attain to righteousness itself. But thou, both by
82  VII, 26|      fully perform the works of righteousness. It was therefore befitting
83  VII, 27|      accomplishing the works of righteousness, can in no way be compared
84  VII, 27|     might open to us the way of righteousness: let us all follow Him,
85  VII, 27|    therefore apply ourselves to righteousness, which will alone, as an