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Alphabetical [« »] pardons 1 pareat 1 parendum 1 parent 27 parental 1 parents 21 pari 1	Frequency [« »] 27 maintain 27 night 27 overthrow 27 parent 27 passion 27 practice 27 pursuit	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius The divine institutes IntraText - Concordances parent

   Book, Chapter
 1    I, 5 |   affirms that this Being is the Parent of all the gods, on whose
 2   II, 1 |        the worship of their true Parent. I indeed, as I ought, often
 3   II, 1 |   objects. For that one and only Parent of ours, when He created
 4   II, 2 |         is to be regarded as the parent of these images; for they
 5   II, 2 |       with their bodies to their parent, as though it repented you
 6   II, 5 |         to and honour the common Parent of the human race, and the
 7   II, 17|        angels in heaven, and one Parent and Lord of all, God. But
 8   II, 19|        worthy of heaven whom his Parent will recognise not as abject,
 9  III, 9 |        and worship of the common Parent of mankind. And if the philosophers
10  III, 9 |          recognition of God as a parent.~
11  III, 14|       says, "dare to censure the parent of life, and to defile himself
12  III, 14|      deny that philosophy is the parent of life? Or you, who are
13  III, 14|         teacher of virtue or the parent of life, having learned
14  III, 14|          Of what life is she the parent? since the teachers themselves
15  III, 14|     philosophy? or what has that parent of life taught you, if you
16   IV, 1 |        For, having left God, the parent and founder of all things,
17   IV, 13| Therefore the Most High God, and Parent of all, when He had purposed
18    V, 3 |         fountain of honours, the parent of all, the creator and
19    V, 6 |     defeated and put to flight a parent, did not seize his kingdom,
20    V, 7 |         God, as a most indulgent parent, when the last time approached,
21    V, 8 |    authority of Coot, the common parent of all.~
22   VI, 9 |          is ignorant of God, the parent of his soul: which is the
23   VI, 9 |       shall know the Creator and Parent of all things, then he will
24   VI, 23|        positam, ut successionera parent. Sicut autem dedit nobis
25   VI, 24|          Lord and most indulgent Parent promises that He will remit
26  VII, 5 |        is in fellowship with his Parent, so that God appears, as
27  VII, 26|         have denied the Lord and Parent of the world. But their