Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|       have known them of his own accord. But if he is not divine,
 2   II, 1 |        does the truth of its own accord break forth by the force
 3   II, 2 |          they would of their own accord adore men, by whom they
 4   II, 2 |        benefits, and of your own accord fall prostrate upon the
 5   II, 2 | yourselves, you sink of your own accord to hell, and condemn yourselves
 6   II, 3 |          be in error, of his own accord dashes himself against the
 7   II, 5 |       with feet and of their own accord, and not by the divine intelligence.
 8   II, 8 |         had been open of its own accord. In the Macedonian war the
 9   II, 12|        are produced of their own accord, and attributes nothing
10   II, 14|          parents or of their own accord, by the compulsion of poverty,
11  III, 17|         be produced of their own accord. From what source, therefore,
12  III, 18|        into this life of our own accord; so, on the other hand,
13  III, 23|     plunge headlong of their own accord in a cairn, being resolute
14  III, 25|         a few judges, of its own accord designedly avoiding the
15  III, 28|       were produced of their own accord: by which word they altogether
16   IV, 19|       loud voice, and of His own accord gave up His spirit. And
17   IV, 22|        become subject of His own accord to sufferings, to pain,
18    V, 3 |        prophets did not with one accord proclaim that Christ would
19    V, 5 |        new king, or of their own accord, had become corrupted and
20    V, 8 |       will follow you of her own accord. Lay aside every evil thought
21    V, 9 |         and the fathers with one accord display themselves in the
22    V, 13|       may now begin of their own accord to do that which they have
23   VI, 3 |        virtues will of their own accord succeed. The nature of good
24   VI, 9 |   philosopher says, of their own accord, which they are compelled
25   VI, 14|          do not sin of their own accord, or choose evils by preference,
26   VI, 15|         flourishing of their own accord, as with thorns. But when
27   VI, 17|          seek it, and of our own accord inflict it upon ourselves,
28   VI, 24|         open our mind of our own accord, and tearing open our wounds
29  VII, 3 |          was produced of its own accord, the seeds coming together
30  VII, 7 |       were produced of their own accord or from an assemblage of
31  VII, 22|          heard, all men with one accord should leave the gods and
32  VII, 24|       abundant fruits of its own accord; the rocky mountains shall
33  VII, 24|          dye;~Scarlet of its own accord shall cover the lambs as