Chapter

 1 9 |   Hippolytus either to a retired place, or give him up to a woman,
 2 24|        world, as he came to each place he united the chiefs of
 3 25|         and stone, a change took place from the golden age to that
 4 27|       the sinner from the sacred place, and banished him into this
 5 27|      secretly to enter into that place of perpetual blessedness.
 6 29|       were not evils in the same place. For since good things are
 7 33|        to man alone; in the next place, that it belong peculiarly
 8 35|         will speak in the proper place. There remains the philosophy
 9 36|     their existence? In the next place, if they exist, with what
10 36|        alone existed, who should place the condition of man on
11 37|          Socrates held the first place in philosophy, who was pronounced
12 44|          things should thus take place as I have set them forth,
13 48|          were adopted into their place, is proved by the Scriptures.
14 48|         The same says in another place, speaking in the person
15 52|       act, that piety might have place among swords. Cruelty, combined
16 53|         their gods. In the first place, if they are gods, and have
17 65| affection of pity, that we might place the whole protection of
18 67|          which has not the least place among the virtues, because
19 68|       that this is always taking place, and that there is no end
20 70|    things must of necessity take place, that the world may be renewed
21 70|     wishes for them, or does not place full confidence in us, let
22 72|        second resurrection takes place, that, being condemned to