Book, Chapter

 1    I, 22|         took away the authority due to religion--was itself
 2   II, 8 |      detracting from the credit due to his art, told him to
 3  III, 10|       even if it is ignorant of due conceptions of the Deity,
 4  III, 15|        to it that which was its due." He evidently did not refer
 5   IV, 4 |      did not render the worship due to Him as to the supreme
 6   IV, 22|         detract from the credit due to divine things, let us
 7   IV, 28| condition, that we pay just and due obedience to God who created
 8    V, 11|         should obtain the glory due to their virtue. And thus,
 9   VI, 5 |       give that which is really due to honour;~To be the enemy
10   VI, 9 |         with the piety which is due to Him, to obey Him, to
11   VI, 10|      WORLD.~I have said what is due to God, I will now say what
12   VI, 17|      they do not maintain their due proportion. Constancy is
13  VII, 5 |        Him; he follows Him with due veneration as the Maker
14  VII, 5 |         the same. Thus, for the due adjustment of the framework
15  VII, 14|   judgment draws near, that the due reward may be given to the