Book, Chapter

 1    I, 18|         territory of others, to destroy cities, to overthrow towns,
 2    I, 18|     have an enemy whom they may destroy with greater wickedness
 3   II, 9 |      made; and therefore He can destroy other things, but He Himself
 4   II, 10|      which proved superior must destroy the other. But their substances
 5   II, 14|       and crimes, determined to destroy mankind with a deluge; but,
 6   II, 15|      subtilty either corrupt or destroy men, as he had done at first,
 7   II, 17|       Were born her Carthage to destroy."~But these are the delusions
 8   II, 17|      use violence that they may destroy others. Therefore these
 9   II, 18|    hands of one alone, but even destroy them with deadly attractions
10  III, 17|        came from heaven, not to destroy that earthly dwelling-place
11   IV, 11|       your hands, that I should destroy you." The prophet Ezra also,
12   IV, 17|     anti present in person, and destroy that old law given by a
13   IV, 18|     Jews; also His own saying, "Destroy this temple, which was forty-six
14    V, 2 |       it, therefore, to dare to destroy that which no one explained
15    V, 3 |  eagerly endeavoured utterly to destroy the truth, he dared to give
16    V, 8 |        by which mankind in turn destroy one another. For they could
17    V, 9 |    corrupted by a bribe, either destroy the innocent or set free
18    V, 20|        Therefore, let those who destroy their own souls and the
19    V, 21|          Unless it be that they destroy their gods, whose power
20    V, 21|       impious, that they either destroy in this wretched manner,
21    V, 21| destitute of good. But they who destroy religious systems must be
22    V, 21|     honoured and praised. Do we destroy them in a worse manner than
23    V, 21|         happen by chance? Do we destroy them in a worse manner than
24   VI, 6 |        had to foreigners, these destroy the common society of the
25   VI, 11|        time does not weaken and destroy. But this justice of which
26   VI, 19|       it is necessary either to destroy them or to perish. But that
27   VI, 20|         the men, that when they destroy the lives of men, they think
28  VII, 12|         entirely extinguish and destroy, but visits with eternal
29  VII, 17|       the human race, who shall destroy that which is left by the
30  VII, 17|         Then he will attempt to destroy the temple of God, and persecute
31  VII, 17|       rescue and free them, and destroy all the wicked with fire
32  VII, 18|         voices of men, and will destroy the wicked. All which things
33  VII, 18|     hands of the wicked, and to destroy the unrighteous, together
34  VII, 18|     shall come also, wishing to destroy the city of the blest; and
35  VII, 26|      nations, and shall utterly destroy them; and first He shall