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 1 4 |        from Him. Hermes, who, on account of his virtue and his knowledge
 2 6 |     great and powerful kings, on account of the benefits which they
 3 7 |          the father of Priam, on account of his perjury? From that
 4 7 |       effected, that although on account of his excellence he might
 5 7 |        be a god, nevertheless on account of these things be is believed
 6 8 |        parents, and that on this account he was exposed; and being
 7 8 |         him effeminate: on which account even now she delights in
 8 13|      ancient writer, who gave an account of the origin of Jupiter,
 9 20|     people her heir, and on this account the games called Floralia
10 20|       hair of women; and on this account they erected an altar and
11 25|  maintain your name! For on this account he is called anthropos,
12 27|        of God, and cast forth on account of their sins, they lost
13 29|          vice is an evil on this account, because it opposes virtue,
14 29|    virtue, and virtue is on this account a good, because it overthrows
15 29|      than that in this world, on account of which it is said that
16 30|          and impure, and on this account, being condemned by the
17 33|         is not sought on its own account, but on account of something
18 33|          its own account, but on account of something else. For the
19 33|          arts are learnt on this account, that they may be to us
20 41|        image of Himself, on this account conferred on him alone of
21 41|       sacred things; and on this account their religion is false,
22 41|      possess wisdom; and on this account their wisdom is false, because
23 42|        is called Saviour on this account, because He is the health
24 42|         is called Christ on this account, because He Himself will
25 43|   Therefore He condemned them on account of these deeds: nor did
26 45|     multitude resorted to Him on account of these miracles, and,
27 46|       things were done by God on account of that crucifixion of Christ,
28 49|  worshipped through Him. On this account He sent the prophets beforehand
29 50|        He assumed a body on this account, that, since He taught that
30 53|          he worships him on this account, because he thinks him powerful,
31 56|     worship and law; and on this account they might have been refuted
32 65|  consanguinity, we ought on this account to love every man; and therefore
33 65|        harmlessness. And on this account God commands us to pray
34 66|       union of one body. On this account He has commanded that the
35 68|          not made by God on this account, because He is good. For
36 68|         for its own sake, but on account of something else. A house
37 69|       THAT THE WORLD WAS MADE ON ACCOUNT OF MAN, AND MAN ON ACCOUNT
38 69|       ACCOUNT OF MAN, AND MAN ON ACCOUNT OF GOD.~I will now say what
39 69|     other. God made the world on account of man. He who does not
40 69| Therefore God made all things on account of man, because all things
41 69|      made man himself on His own account. For it was befitting, and
42 69|          the world itself on his account, and should pay Him the
43 69|        this is the only thing on account of which souls become immortal.