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 1    I, 3 |       that that which has been established by one is much more easily
 2    I, 8 |        designed, by His energy established, and by His judgment completed
 3    I, 15|     laws and institutions, and established on a firm basis. And if
 4    I, 17|        also different ages and established representations of form
 5    I, 22|        was in Latium, who both established impious rites to his grandfather
 6   II, 5 |       labour and rest might be established, but also interchanges of
 7   II, 7 |       rounding of the city, he established an asylum. To this all the
 8   II, 7 |       old men clothed in skins established at their will; who, however,
 9   II, 9 |     two eternal principles are established, and those indeed opposed
10   II, 9 |       the world itself was not established by divine providence, and
11   II, 9 |       when the sun was not yet established, and neither corn nor animals
12   II, 10|    vices from virtues. He also established two parts of the earth itself
13   II, 14|   religion of the true God was established. But from these also in
14   II, 14|        their sacred root, they established for themselves at their
15   II, 16|       POWER OVER THOSE WHO ARE ESTABLISHED IN THE FAITH.~And the nature
16  III, 4 |   himself against all. Thus he established a new philosophy of not
17  III, 15|       of living well, has been established, except in this the only
18   IV, 6 |       the earth, and before He established the depths, before the fountains
19   IV, 9 |   Logos as the arranger of the established order of things, and the
20   IV, 13|         and His house shall be established, and His kingdom for ever."
21   IV, 13|        he built was not firmly established, as the Church, which is
22   IV, 30|  religion whose faith was less established, or who were less learned
23   VI, 10|        of speaking was not yet established, what must we think ought
24  VII, 1 |        God, which will then be established when our Lord shall return
25  VII, 2 |        truth, because they who established them were men; nor can those
26  VII, 3 |      human race was created or established by God. It is our business
27  VII, 5 |       the heavenly things, and established the earthly. It is not necessary
28  VII, 6 | accordance with reason was not established on account of some reason
29  VII, 6 |       or by whom was the world established? Why, or when, or how long,
30  VII, 9 |         and that the world was established by nature, and not by providence.
31  VII, 10|        itself. But when it has established for itself a firm abode,