Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1   II,  3, 1|         by some other. For it is absolutely necessary that they acknowledge
2  III,  6, 1|     named as God, definitely and absolutely, him who was not God, unless
3  III,  8, 2|         the devil as strong, not absolutely so, but as in comparison
4  III, 10, 1|    presence of the Lord, simply, absolutely, and decidedly confessed
5  III, 10, 1|        the fruit of a defect, as absolutely and altogether God and Lord.
6  III, 17, 4|         which are different, but absolutely contrary, and in all points
7  III, 19, 2|         is as to everything, and absolutely, called God, or named Lord.
8   IV, 12, 3|           For the precepts of an absolutely perfect life, since they
9   IV, 19, 1| wanderers from the truth, and of absolutely foolish and stupid persons.