Book, Chapter

 1    I, 18|    inexpiable guilt, and become enemies to God, in contempt of whom
 2   II, 16|         that the demons are the enemies and harassers of men, and
 3   II, 17|        of God, because they are enemies of the truth, and betrayers
 4   II, 17|         others. Therefore these enemies of the human race even devised
 5  III, 12|  invisible, contends with those enemies who cannot be seen and touched.
 6  III, 12|       touched. But what are the enemies of the soul, but lusts,
 7  III, 12|     body, when over come by its enemies, suffers death, so the soul,
 8  III, 28|         back the attacks of his enemies; that he was not subdued
 9   IV, 12|    truth, when it is alleged by enemies themselves, But He was never
10   IV, 12|        hand, until I make Thine enemies Thy footstool." Whom could
11   IV, 19|     sword in the sight of their enemies." And the Sibyl:--~"And
12   IV, 20|   heritage into the hand of its enemies. Mine heritage is become
13   IV, 21|         into the hands of their enemies, and should see their wives
14   IV, 27|        the other hand, they are enemies, how is it that the demons
15    V, 3 |      which were impious and the enemies of God the title of "truth-loving."
16    V, 9 |        of justice themselves as enemies, yea, as more than enemies;
17    V, 9 |      enemies, yea, as more than enemies; who, though they eagerly
18    V, 9 |         in wait, as if all were enemies to all." But which of these
19    V, 10|      are friendly even to their enemies, who love all men as brethren,
20    V, 19|        are envious, or powerful enemies, deprive virtue of its rewards."
21    V, 20|   robbers, nor the most enraged enemies, nor the most savage barbarians
22    V, 21| practice. Thus they adore their enemies, they appease with victims
23   VI, 10|        soothe those who are our enemies, by reminding them of their
24   VI, 16|      joy, if by the conquest of enemies, or the overthrow of a tyrant,
25   VI, 19|     could fight bravely against enemies unless he were excited by
26  VII, 1 |       must own themselves to be enemies of virtue and justice. I
27  VII, 5 |         pleasures which are the enemies of virtue. Therefore this
28  VII, 17|     shall prey upon the good as enemies; neither law, nor order,