Chapter

 1 III   |            render an unexceptional account of their own life and doctrine;
 2 III   |            and teachings, lest, on account of those who are accustomed
 3 IV    |          to beg to be acquitted on account of the name, if we be convicted
 4 IV    |       Christian, you punish him on account of this acknowledgment.
 5 VII   |      accused severally, but not on account of those of whom we have
 6 X     |            pleasing to Him are, on account of their choice, deemed
 7 XII   |     punishments. For those who, on account of the laws and punishments
 8 XII   |         all means live decently on account of the penalties threatened,
 9 XIV   |      destroyed one another, and on account of their different manners
10 XVII  |          his deed, and will render account according to the power he
11 XXII  |       ordinary generation, yet, on account of His wisdom, is worthy
12 XXIV  |          say, we only are hated on account of the name of Christ, and
13 XXIV  |        judgment of one another, on account of their not worshipping
14 XXV   |            nor was anxious on this account that her son Achilles should
15 XXVI  |          death by you, at least on account of their opinions. But I
16 XLV   |     virtuous is complete, on whose account He has still delayed the
17 LIX   |          our teachers--we mean the account given through the prophets--
18 LXVIII| preparation is hateful to them, on account of the God they bear about