Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  2, 5|       tell us that Monogenes, acting in accordance with the prudent
 2    I,  8, 1|     opinions. Their manner of acting is just as if one, when
 3    I, 30, 3| motion to them also, wantonly acting upon them even to their
 4    I, 30, 8|     the serpent also, who was acting against the father, was
 5   II,  4, 2|      own will? Such a mode of acting would truly entail [the
 6   II, 30, 2|    own doctrines; but in thus acting may God be merciful to me,
 7   II, 31, 3|     find that their manner of acting is one and the same with
 8  III, 11, 5|  drink: the Incomprehensible [acting thus] by means of the comprehensible,
 9  III, 11, 9|     prophecy from the Church; acting like those (the Encratitae)
10  III, 14, 3|    the truth, he will, [by so acting,] manifestly reject that
11   IV, 26, 2|       or again as hypocrites, acting thus for the sake of lucre
12   IV, 31, 1|   unto this day. For Lot, not acting under the impulse of his
13   IV, 33, 6|   some personal advantage, or acting in some other way under
14   IV, 39, 1|       of its preservation, by acting in obedience to God: in