Book, Chapter

 1    I, 17|     however, advised Minerva to oppose and defend her chastity.
 2    I, 23|        all things which seem to oppose the truth, we may be able
 3   II, 9 |      whose case, if you wish to oppose him, neither consideration
 4   IV, 13|      confounded and ashamed who oppose Thee, and shall fall into
 5   IV, 18|        not rebellious, nor do I oppose: I gave my back to the scourge,
 6    V, 1 |    light, since they themselves oppose their own safety; yet we
 7    V, 2 |       ignorant not only what to oppose, but even what to speak.
 8    V, 3 | robberies. Who would venture to oppose so great an authority? We
 9   VI, 3 |         fixed, that they always oppose and drive out one another:
10   VI, 14|      attack; others rather than oppose those who attack it, is
11   VI, 19|     pernicious, because if they oppose, it is necessary either
12  VII, 1 |       And if they shall dare to oppose these things, they must
13  VII, 2 |    Himself is; nor can anything oppose it, because God Himself
14  VII, 5 |      yet they are contrary, and oppose one another. The things
15  VII, 10|         it, vices, which always oppose virtue, will return. Therefore
16  VII, 15|       will he in arms, and will oppose one another; neighbouring