Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |  acknowledges God, and calls Him supreme, in those books which he
 2    I, 5 |         with deserved praise the supreme Deity! For when he was discussing
 3    I, 6 |       asserts the majesty of the supreme and only God, and makes
 4    I, 6 |     uncreated."~This is the only supreme God, who made the heaven,
 5    I, 7 |        call the ministers of the Supreme God, there is no reason
 6    I, 11|          never have given up the supreme power to a younger brother.
 7    I, 11|       the name of Jupiter to the Supreme God. For some are in the
 8    I, 11| disparages the excellency of the supreme power under the name of
 9    I, 11|       cannot consider him as the Supreme God; for I see that there
10    I, 13|       says, Coelus first had the supreme power on the earth. He instituted
11    I, 19|      some one will say that this supreme Being, who made all things,
12   II, 1 |      confess and acknowledge the Supreme God, what pardon can they
13   II, 12|         man, was produced by the supreme Deity under remarkable circumstances;
14  III, 11| attention to the religion of the Supreme God, who might have instructed
15   IV, 3 |        to one source, and to one supreme authority: in short, the
16   IV, 4 |        strength and power of the Supreme God (as Plato, who says
17   IV, 4 |         has been produced by the Supreme God in an excellent condition),
18   IV, 4 |     worship due to Him as to the supreme Father, which was their
19   IV, 5 |          elder, who attained the supreme power over the Persians,
20   IV, 6 |     which she commenced with the Supreme God, proclaims the Son of
21   IV, 7 |     although His name, which the supreme Father gave Him from the
22   IV, 13|      things He might be like His supreme Father· For God the Father
23   IV, 14|        fulfilled the will of His supreme Father, He should receive
24   IV, 14|        Priest, and the honour of supreme King, and the authority
25   IV, 27|        Homer, who associated the supreme Jupiter with the demons;
26    V, 3 |         forth the praises of the Supreme God, whom you confessed
27    V, 3 |          had driven him from the supreme power, you reduced him to
28   VI, 20|   existence when pleasure reigns supreme." But, on the other hand,
29  VII, 3 |         if the providence of the Supreme God is manifest from the
30  VII, 4 | discussing the providence of the Supreme God in that book which he
31  VII, 4 |        use of it?" Therefore the Supreme God did not arrange these
32  VII, 6 |         angels, we may serve the Supreme Father and Lord for ever,
33  VII, 9 |      which the providence of the Supreme God has made abject, with
34  VII, 18|        God should be sent by His supreme Father, to set free the
35  VII, 20|       pass judgment, to whom the supreme Father shall give the great
36  VII, 26|       God. The providence of the supreme Deity has raised thee to
37  VII, 27|    corruptions of the earth, the supreme and truthful arbiter will