Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |   which everywhere exist would belong to him, since all resources
 2    I, 18|       man; yet all things must belong to Him, who gave to man
 3   II, 10|      first east supplies, must belong to God, as all things do,
 4   II, 10|    various superstitions which belong to him. For although innumerable
 5   II, 13|        man, those things which belong to God occupy the higher
 6   II, 13|      the body; but those which belong to the devil occupy the
 7  III, 3 |     peculiar property does not belong to man, but to God. But
 8  III, 8 |    excepting those goods which belong to the mind, and what they
 9  III, 9 | property of man alone, and not belong to any other animal; secondly,
10  III, 9 |      animal; secondly, it must belong to the soul only, and not
11    V, 1 |     shall strengthen those who belong to us, whose opinion is
12    V, 20|    good faith: for the former; belong to evils, but the latter
13    V, 22|        and mortal; and to this belong all those goods which are
14   VI, 1 |      darkness and death, which belong to the earth and to the
15   VI, 3 |      who say that the two ways belong to heaven and hell, because
16  VII, 27|  opulence, to whom there shall belong self-restraint, mercy, patience,