Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  6, 3 |            carnal things should be allowed to the carnal nature, while
2    I, 23, 1 |            Father over all, and he allowed himself to be called by
3   II,  4, 2 | possessions. Or if at the first he allowed that the things which were
4   II,  4, 2 |        themselves, and not to have allowed them to fall into such awful
5   II,  5, 4 |         necessity, and not to have allowed Himself to be shut up to
6   II,  7, 6 |          very things themselves be allowed to be compound, limited
7   II, 28, 6 |         Lord, the very Son of God, allowed that the Father alone knows
8  III, 12, 15|       apostles who were with James allowed the Gentiles to act freely,
9  III, 25, 5 |   religious than these men, for he allowed that the same God was both