Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|        judgment; and this very sentence exhibits no sign of grief.
 2    I, 20| prudence, he subjoined to this sentence as follows: "Vices ought
 3   II, 13|      the garden, having passed sentence upon the sinner, that he
 4   II, 13| followed man, according to the sentence of God, which even the Sibyl
 5   II, 18|     because they lie under the sentence of God. For it is a very
 6  III, 1 |        argue, but to pronounce sentence. He Himself, as God, is
 7  III, 20|   descends from heaven to pass sentence on the opinions of individuals;
 8   IV, 18|       His own defence, he gave sentence that there appeared nothing
 9   IV, 18|     not, however, himself pass sentence, but delivered Him up to
10   IV, 20|      pronounced against me the sentence of death and the cross.
11   VI, 18|    respecting his cause, whose sentence no one can escape, either
12  VII, 5 |       will be condemned by the sentence of God to eternal punishment,
13  VII, 20|      have not known God, since sentence cannot be passed upon them