Book, Chapter

 1   II, 4 |          to have fallen while all retained their position, he alone,
 2   II, 4 |     position, he alone, in truth, retained his position while all fell;
 3  III, 6 |       things which were manifest, retained knowledge; as if they had
 4  III, 25|         be learned by hearing, or retained in the memory. No little
 5  III, 30|           it, because they either retained a religion which was corrupt,
 6   IV, 1 |           reduced to a few, still retained its power! For those few
 7   IV, 8 |           darkness even those who retained the mysteries of true religion.
 8    V, 7 | disputation, why a difference was retained by God when He gave justice
 9    V, 7 |          complete and perfect, He retained that which was contrary
10   VI, 5 |         and office. For they only retained the name, but lost its power,
11   VI, 6 |       easy to be gained and to be retained by the bad than by the good.
12   VI, 10|         of human society is to be retained, they entirely separate
13   VI, 10|     society is by all means to be retained, because man can in no way
14   VI, 12|        advantage in these things, retained as it were by a kind of