Book, Chapter

 1   II, 8 |     not be moved by all the strong men, was moved by a single
 2   II, 9 |  through His eternity He is strong, and through His strength
 3  III, 25|      Therefore it is a very strong argument that philosophy
 4   IV, 6 |  own seat, when He made the strong clouds above the winds,
 5   IV, 6 |    heaven; when He laid the strong foundations of the earth,
 6   IV, 12|   testimony is sufficiently strong to prove the truth, when
 7   IV, 15|  and of Isaiah, saying: "Be strong, ye hands that are relaxed;
 8   IV, 17|     many people, and rebuke strong nations." For the former
 9   IV, 18|    divide the spoils of the strong; because He was delivered
10    V, 4 |    nourishment of solid and strong food, but is supported by
11    V, 6 |    of the Titans, which was strong and excelling in might?
12    V, 12| fear lest, as justice grows strong from day to day, they should
13    V, 15|  are wise to be foolish has strong grounds of support (for
14   VI, 7 | separated from the bad, the strong from the inactive, the wise
15  VII, 1 |     edifice, with great and strong buildings, almost to the
16  VII, 27| wise, and the sick shall be strong, and the dead shall come