Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, pref, 1| system devised, in many and opposite ways, by those who are of
 2   II,  8, 3  |   been formed with mutually opposite qualities [could have been
 3   II,  9, 1  |  those who allege doctrines opposite to ours, is of itself sufficient,--
 4   II, 12, 3  |    to form two most clearly opposite opinions respecting the
 5   II, 25, 2  |  individually, are mutually opposite and inharmonious, just as
 6   II, 25, 2  |  which consists of many and opposite notes, gives rise to one
 7  III, 20, 1  |   man should never adopt an opposite opinion with regard to God,
 8   IV,  9, 2  |   themselves, and are of an opposite nature, and mutually repugnant;
 9   IV, 33, 13 |    is judged, let him stand opposite; and whosoever is justified,
10   IV, 37, 6  |     again, who maintain the opposite to these ['conclusions],
11    V, 19, 1  | having been balanced in the opposite scale by virginal obedience.