Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |       so is He a most upright Judge against the ungodly. And
 2    I, 5 | authority and majesty of your Judge, the Ruler of the world,
 3    I, 9 |     with excellent men, but I judge him to be most like to a
 4    I, 9 |      God are, he will at once judge all these things, which
 5    I, 18|     foolishly senseless as to judge strength of body to be a
 6   II, 3 |       because it is easier to judge of the affairs of others
 7   II, 5 |    the same opinion, so as to judge that all the heavenly bodies
 8   II, 5 |    wisely therefore does Naso judge, than they who think that
 9   II, 7 |        and all posterity must judge that to be true and unchangeable
10  III, 1 |        He spoke as the mighty Judge of all things, to whom it
11  III, 4 |        For no one can rightly judge concerning himself, as the
12  III, 7 |  already wise, inasmuch as we judge respecting the opinions
13  III, 7 |   learning wisdom, how can we judge, who have not yet begun
14  III, 8 |    wranglers, and come to the judge, who is in truth the giver
15  III, 10|       religion. I indeed thus judge, that reason is given to
16  III, 18|     and since we have a great Judge who alone always has the
17  III, 19|    wise men, he says, did not judge that the same course was
18  III, 20|       the mind. And in this I judge that they were not only
19  III, 20|      before Rhadamanthus, the judge, by AEsculapius on account
20  III, 24|    way; whereas they ought to judge from those which follow,
21   IV, 12|     with majesty and glory to judge every soul, and to restore
22   IV, 14|       my precepts, Thou shalt judge my house, and I will give
23   IV, 14|     precepts, then Thou shalt judge my house. What these ways
24   IV, 14|    King, and the authority of Judge, and the name of God.~
25   IV, 17|       Jerusalem. And He shall judge among many people, and rebuke
26   IV, 18|    that they themselves might judge Him according to their law.
27    V, 19|       its reward from God the Judge, and it will live, and always
28    V, 22|     abound in them, they both judge that the worship of God
29   VI, 1 |       in fragrance, that they judge to be pleasing to their
30   VI, 1 |       body alone. And as they judge of religion according to
31   VI, 1 |     of the soul. The same men judge riches to be the greatest
32   VI, 12|       against you, and I will judge you by your own laws.~
33   VI, 18|      very great and impartial Judge, the observer and witness
34   VI, 24|      a witness, that is, as I judge, his own mind, than which
35   VI, 24|       is about to be both the judge and also the witness, to
36  VII, 13|       Will come when God will judge the living and the dead?--
37  VII, 19|      He is the Deliverer, and Judge, and Avenger, and King,
38  VII, 21|       time in which the great Judge shall make an investigation
39  VII, 22|       Son of God was about to judge the dead, and this announcement
40  VII, 24|      mighty God shall come to judge the quick and the dead,
41  VII, 24|       on His judgment-seat to judge the souls of the quick and
42  VII, 27|       to go to that most just Judge and indulgent Father, who
43  VII, 27|        how he may come to the Judge in innocency; not as they
44  VII, 27|      Lord of the world, shall judge the deeds and thoughts of
45  VII, 27|       avoid them, and let him judge that his soul is of greater