Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 16, 1  |     proved by us as incapable of rendering any reason for such a production
 2   II, 17, 9  |       Bythus, was not capable of rendering that production which issued
 3   II, 27, 1  |         acquaintance with] them, rendering the knowledge of them easy
 4  III, 10, 3  |   stretch out [your hands], thus rendering us pious and grateful towards
 5  III, 18, 3  |         the dead," he continues, rendering the reason of His incarnation, "
 6   IV, pref, 4|         believe them into death, rendering them apostates from Him
 7   IV, 18, 6  |         stood in need of it, but rendering thanks for His gift, and
 8    V,  1, 1  | alienated us contrary to nature, rendering us its own disciples, the
 9    V,  3, 1  |        made perfect in weakness, rendering him a better man who by
10    V,  3, 1  |         His glory to one's self, rendering man ungrateful, has brought
11    V, 12, 4  |       invisible Spirit, than the rendering of the flesh mature and
12    V, 29, 1  |         power, and preparing and rendering it more adapted for eternal