Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1  III,  8, 1|         as He terms those "the slaves of sin" who serve sin, but
 2  III,  8, 1|    those who serve mammon "the slaves of mammon," not calling
 3  III, 23, 2|        those who had been made slaves, should overcome this same
 4   IV,  9, 1| delivers a law suited both for slaves and those who are as yet
 5   IV, 13, 4|        instance certainly drew slaves to God, but afterwards He
 6   IV, 15, 1|       to Egypt, desiring to be slaves instead of free-men, they
 7   IV, 16, 5|      have more veneration than slaves, and greater love for their
 8   IV, 16, 5|      God not of deeds only, as slaves, but even of words and thoughts,
 9   IV, 18, 2|   offering is now made, not by slaves, but by freemen. For the
10   IV, 21, 3|     both from freemen and from slaves after the flesh, bestowing
11   IV, 27, 2|       s coming, and become the slaves of their own lusts? And
12    V,  8, 2|  Spirit's counsel, and are the slaves of fleshly lusts, and lead
13    V,  9, 4|       first place set free His slaves; and then afterwards, as