Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |         their profession, having completed the works of their pleadings,
 2    I, 8 | established, and by His judgment completed those works so great and
 3   II, 1 |       mortals, and when they had completed their term of life, yielded
 4   II, 9 |   anything be begun, or made, or completed, unless it shall have been
 5   II, 9 |      world until all things were completed. But he could not be brought
 6   II, 13|         himself He concluded and completed the nature of those two
 7   II, 20|          I am deceived, has been completed; and the majesty of heaven
 8  III, 9 |     sound, yet he would not have completed the duty of man; for as
 9  III, 17|         though it were death now completed which is an object of fear,
10  III, 20|        perceive that this world, completed with such wonderful method,
11  III, 28|    persuade men that nothing was completed by divine intelligence,
12  III, 28|          by whom, was philosophy completed? For that which he said,
13   IV, 6 |        rejoiced, the world being completed." But on this account Trismegistus
14   IV, 12|  righteousness; and when, having completed the commands of God, He
15   IV, 26|          have added times to the completed times of men, to have revealed
16    V, 20|       worthless sacrifices i are completed, they leave their religion
17   VI, 1 |   WORSHIP OF FALSE GODS.~We have completed that which was the object
18   VI, 10|          each object, by degrees completed the system of speech. But
19   VI, 15|    discussion ought to have been completed; that is, something ought
20   VI, 24|      only of those: things which completed the character of virtue
21  VII, 5 |          kind. Then, when He had completed all things which belonged
22  VII, 10|           For as, when vices are completed in their performance, pleasure
23  VII, 11|     appointed for death shall be completed, death itself shall be ended.
24  VII, 14|     arrangement of the world was completed; and in this they perhaps
25  VII, 14|       thousandth year is not yet completed, and that when this number
26  VII, 14|         that when this number is completed the consummation must take
27  VII, 14|         itself may be plain. God completed the world and this admirable
28  VII, 14|        all the works of God were completed in six days, the world must
29  VII, 14|         as, when all things were completed which were contrived for
30  VII, 24|           and the judgment being completed, the sacred city shall be
31  VII, 24|     things, as it were, done and completed in their own sight. And
32  VII, 25|          thousand years shall be completed this change must take place,
33  VII, 25|     however, this amount will be completed, those teach, who have written
34  VII, 26|          thousand years shall be completed, the world shall be renewed
35  VII, 27|         THE PIOUS.~Since we have completed the seven courses of the
36  VII, 27|         rivers, and who made and completed out of nothing whatever