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 1    I, 1 |  against the righteous in other parts of the world, the Omnipotent
 2    I, 3 |         power over the separate parts be referred to one and the
 3    I, 3 |       over separate offices and parts, that there is still one
 4    I, 5 |        and diffused through all parts of the universe, and through
 5    I, 5 |        are more suited to other parts of the subject. At present
 6    I, 16|         follow up the remaining parts, and more fully to refute
 7    I, 21|        seem to select the worse parts through the desire of finding
 8   II, 6 |      nor the sea, which are the parts of the world, can be gods,
 9   II, 6 |        if the world is God, its parts also are plainly immortal:
10   II, 6 |         of sensibility, and are parts of the world. But this is
11   II, 6 |       have sensibility, and are parts of the world. Thus arguments
12   II, 6 |      the elements which are its parts; because a house cannot
13   II, 6 |        over itself, nor can the parts of which a house consists.
14   II, 10|        X. OF THE WORLD, AND ITS PARTS, THE ELEMENTS AND SEASONS.~
15   II, 10|         He also established two parts of the earth itself opposite
16   II, 10|       in the same way the other parts,--namely, the south and
17   II, 10|      south and the north, which parts are closely united with
18   II, 10|       assigned to each of these parts its own time,--namely, the
19   II, 10|         the north. In these two parts also, the southern and the
20   II, 10|        to the division of these parts He also made day and night,
21   II, 11|  altogether, because it dies in parts, it is evident that it had
22   II, 15|         working in their inward parts, they corrupt the health,
23  III, 2 |       can be called a body, the parts and members of which are
24  III, 9 |         soul? What of the other parts of the body? Will they be
25  III, 12|        of virtue. There are two parts of which man is made up,
26  III, 24|      the same appearance to all parts of the heaven; that is.
27   IV, 2 |      traversed and explored all parts, but nowhere found any wisdom,
28   IV, 8 |       sent forth from different parts, inasmuch as breath proceeds
29   IV, 19|  tabernacles, was rent into two parts; and the sun suddenly withdrew
30    V, 8 |         the world, with all its parts agreeing with one another,
31    V, 17|        divided justice into two parts, saying that the one was
32   VI, 3 |         divides itself into two parts,'" is in doubt, and hesitates,
33   VI, 24|        be removed by the inward parts from looking through and
34   VI, 24|       to comprise all the other parts, let him seek them from
35  VII, 1 | extinguished, which are clearly parts of the world, it is understood
36  VII, 3 |         the world, and with all parts of the world, abandoned
37  VII, 3 |     since the world and all its parts, as we see, are governed
38  VII, 4 | influence it has upon the other parts of the system? this is the
39  VII, 5 |       since man consists of two parts, body and soul, of which
40  VII, 9 |      but are perceived by other parts of the body. In like manner,
41  VII, 9 |        perception without those parts of the body in which the
42  VII, 16|    worshippers of God also, two parts will perish; and the third