Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 14, 1|         committed to him of the defective Euthymesis. He declares
2   IV, 19, 3|          For the former will be defective in regard to the whole world
3   IV, 19, 3|       that His greatness is not defective, but contains all things,
4   IV, 33, 2|       does not save all [thus], defective? Also, why does he, indeed,
5   IV, 39, 3|       of God, therefore, is not defective, for He has power of the
6    V,  1, 1| powerful in all things, and not defective with regard to His own justice,
7    V, 24, 2|     upon all, and in no case is defective. Earthly rule, therefore,