Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe|      act itself, as well as in reference to his own conscience, will
 2     I, prooe|      deserving of reverence in reference to their views respecting
 3    IV, 4    |    time and one protracted, in reference to perception, it happens
 4    IV, 5    |     attention on their part in reference to their art to be on record,
 5    IV, 7    |     yet it is not necessary in reference to the subject which we
 6    IV, 10   |       But the higher number in reference to this, being 20,272,065,
 7    IV, 12   |        their accuracy); for in reference to those incredulous on
 8    IV, 15   |       ancient philosophers) in reference to the doctrines tempted (
 9    IV, 27   |        stars by names given in reference to propriety of signification
10    IV, 42   |      requisite, to be sure, in reference to the subject taken in
11    IV, 45   |       of heresies, but also in reference to those who entertain these
12     V, 12   |      similarly to the power in reference to conception which came
13     V, 15   |      of expressions uttered in reference to different other subjects;
14    VI, 10   |        Moses appointed; and in reference to this very law, each of
15    VI, 11   |         he says, is written in reference to the (sense of) touch
16    VI, 29   |        had no consciousness in reference to the creation of the world.~
17    VI, 47   |    ascertain (to be true, by a reference to the previous books, where,)
18    VI, 47   |     decade. And with a similar reference to the dodecade, they speak
19    VI, 49   |        measuring many years in reference to the eternity of this (
20   VII, 10   | involved some such relation in reference to the Holy Spirit, and
21   VII, 10   |      Spirit, and the Spirit in reference to the Sonship. For the
22  VIII, 6    |        many as are deceived in reference to the offspring of the
23    IX, 4    |      he says, "are deceived in reference to the knowledge of manifest
24    IX, 7    |   Apostle has been declared in reference to this person: "Who art
25    IX, 7    |        the tares is uttered in reference to this one: "Let the tares
26    IX, 25   |     customs legally enacted in reference to man. The ceremonial service,
27     X, 23   |      Son, (and vice versa,) in reference to the events which at their