Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |    himself adducing many new ones; and this he does both in
 2   II, 3 |      often defended even bad ones with copious-ness and spirit.
 3   II, 10|      removed from the former ones, as evil things are from
 4   II, 18|    to the prince of the evil ones himself,--namely, into darkness,
 5  III, 11|      of religions, but false ones, because they have left
 6  III, 19|    always able to make fresh ones; it is impossible, because
 7  III, 23|      think of those lesser s ones, who are accustomed never
 8   IV, 19|  first showing to the called ones the beginning of the resurrection."~
 9   IV, 21|      in pieces, their little ones dashed to the ground; and
10    V, 20|  midst, whether the inferior ones or the greatest; their flamens,
11   VI, 12|   that he leaves his beloved ones to the care of God, and
12   VI, 12| possessions than these frail ones, I wiIl free you from fear.
13   VI, 15|     grief, since, the former ones having been so arranged,
14  VII, 5 |      and depressed the heavy ones to the depths below, He
15  VII, 20|   weighed against their good ones: so that if those which