Book, Chapter

 1   II, 10|      assigned to that depraved adversary of God, shows by a resemblance
 2  III, 8 | account that I contend with my adversary with the utmost exertion
 3  III, 29|       there is no virtue if an adversary is wanting. When, therefore,
 4  III, 29|     they are ignorant of their adversary, so also they do not indeed
 5  III, 29|    derived from the idea of an adversary. And if this is joined with
 6  III, 29|        nor can he overcome his adversary, who in fighting does not
 7   IV, 14|     angel of the Lord, and the adversary was standing at His right
 8   IV, 14|     And the Lord said unto the adversary, The Lord who hath chosen
 9   IV, 17|       he might both subdue the adversary by the emblem of the name,
10   IV, 30|     snares and deceits of that adversary of ours, with whom God has
11    V, 23|        And yet there arises an adversary to him against his will,
12   VI, 4 |    because God has provided an adversary for us, that we might be
13   VI, 6 |       neither knew God nor the adversary of God? Therefore they referred
14   VI, 15|      victory where there is no adversary. And so it comes to pass
15   VI, 18|      not to wish to remove his adversary, which cannot be done without
16  VII, 5 |       excellence, if he bad no adversary with whom he might contend.
17  VII, 27|  triumphant over our conquered adversary, we may obtain from the