Chapter

 1 8 |         of His worshipper with no favour, what is so senseless, what
 2 8 |         as to be influenced by no favour, and by no affection of
 3 15|      moved to both sides, both to favour when He sees that just things
 4 15|   affection of joy leading Him to favour, and of hatred influencing
 5 15|      means liable. But, in truth, favour and anger and pity have
 6 16|     praises, striving to gain His favour by just and good works.
 7 16|        which God may and ought to favour them. For if there is nothing
 8 16| punishment, and the good hope for favour, and the afflicted look
 9 19|           unable to attain to the favour of the divine bounty, because
10 20|      numbers who elude justice by favour or influence. But if the
11 22|          nothing else than of the favour of God towards the righteous,