Book, Chapter

 1     I, 14|       Socrates and Plato, who gave especial preference to moral
 2     V, 2 |      earth," say the Greeks, "gave forth a man, (earth) first
 3     V, 2 | glorified Him not as God, nor gave Him thanks; but their foolish
 4     V, 2 |    things. Wherefore also God gave them up unto vile affections;
 5    VI, 37|  these sounds are those which gave form to the insubstantial
 6    VI, 38|     inseparable from Himself, gave (this depth) to the elements,
 7   VII, 26|    the chains of his body, he gave back heat to what is hot,
 8    IX, 7 |     to their persuasions, and gave directions for the liberation
 9    IX, 7 | having scourged Callistus, he gave him to be sent to a mine
10    IX, 8 |       of Parthia, and that he gave it to one called Sobiai.
11     X, 30|   while being a man, these He gave to thee, because thou wast