Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |     cause, we will presently lay open the cause of this error.
 2    I, 14|          we have related, let us open those things which are contained
 3    I, 18|       greatest gate of heaven is open to me alone." Because, in
 4    I, 18|       the ascent to heaven to be open to men through slaughters
 5    I, 18| Africanus, for the same gate was open to Hercules; as though he
 6   II, 1 |       this second book shall lay open the very fountain of errors,
 7   II, 2 |          offer sacrifices in the open air? Why do you look to
 8   II, 8 |    adjoins the fountain had been open of its own accord. In the
 9   II, 14|        sacrifices to them in the open air, until in process of
10   II, 17|        expedient for them to lay open the truth. These are they
11   II, 20|       they behold with sound and open eyes the sun as he shines
12  III, 2 |        an easier approach may be open to us for demolishing the
13  III, 6 |      from those things which are open, and inferred that all things
14  III, 10|          lurking-places standing open in different places with
15  III, 19|         that the same course was open for all into the heaven;
16  III, 26|    quickly, if only the ears are open and the breast thirsts for
17  III, 26|       abundant and most full, is open to all; and this heavenly
18   IV, 10|          the sea which still lay open, was destroyed, together
19   IV, 12|          of earth, that He might open a way of salvation to those
20   IV, 12|     righteousness; let the earth open, and put forth a Saviour.
21   IV, 12|        He might overcome and lay open the other world also, and
22   IV, 12|        strength of kings. I will open before Him gates, and the
23   IV, 17|         we ought to live with an open and simple heart, since
24   IV, 17|       repentance, that if we lay open our hearts,--that is if
25   IV, 20|         light of the Gentiles to open the eyes of the blind, to
26   IV, 26|         the light of wisdom, and open the eyes of their understanding
27   IV, 26|          before their eyes might open the way of righteousness,
28    V, 1 |   excellence of style) plain and open; so that you cannot determine
29    V, 5 |        of the good liberally lay open to all. Nor did avarice
30    V, 9 |          in a black mist, but by open plundering; nor does the
31   VI, 4 |          appears to be level and open, and delightful with all
32   VI, 4 |        against the stratagems or open attacks of our single enemy,
33   VI, 7 |         as it has its wickedness open, so it has a likeness and
34   VI, 12|        illustrious men should be open to illustrious guests."
35   VI, 12|         wise man ought not to be open to the illustrious, but
36   VI, 12|         the part of a simple and open man to ingratiate himself
37   VI, 20|       not only prohibits us from open violence, which is not even
38   VI, 24|  conscience is confirmed; we lie open to the sight of God." What
39   VI, 24|   conscience is confined; we lie open to the sight of God. There
40   VI, 24|         our conscience, which is open to the eyes of God; and,
41   VI, 24|      conscience, or ourselves to open our mind of our own accord,
42   VI, 24|          own accord, and tearing open our wounds to pour forth
43  VII, 1 |         they will appear to them open, and plain, and simple,
44  VII, 8 |         divinity itself has laid open to us the truth.~
45  VII, 11|   account, because it is equally open to the sight and to the
46  VII, 19|         the heaven shall be laid open in the dead and darkness
47  VII, 20|        along the heavens, I will open the caverns of the earth;
48  VII, 24|       now is; and the earth will open its fruitfulness, and bring
49  VII, 27|          sent a Guide, who might open to us the way of righteousness: