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 1    I,  2, 4|         was also restored to her proper conjunction. For her enthymesis (
 2    I,  2, 5|       its mother restored to her proper conjunction, they tell us
 3    I,  7, 2|       produced Christ as his own proper son, but of an animal nature,
 4    I,  8, 1|          drawing away from their proper connection, words, expressions,
 5    I,  8, 4|           and restore her to her proper consort. Her name, too,
 6    I,  9, 4|     restores each of them to its proper position, he at once destroys
 7    I,  9, 4|        expressions quoted to its proper position, and has fitted
 8    I, 30, 5|    creators, as sitting in their proper order in heaven, according
 9   II,  1, 1|                            IT is proper, then, that I should begin
10   II,  2, 2|     contained by Him, and in His proper territory, or in regions
11   II,  2, 2|        were done] within His own proper territory, it will be very
12   II,  2, 2|       was thus formed within His proper territory against His will
13   II, 13, 9|        far as it is possible and proper for men to hear and to speak
14   II, 14, 4|    ascribed, no doubt, their own proper region to spiritual beings,--
15   II, 18, 2|         out. It was not, then, a proper feeling that she wished
16   II, 24, 2|          a word belonging to the proper tongue of the Hebrews, contains,
17   II, 25, 4|           Preserve therefore the proper order of thy knowledge,
18   II, 26, 3|  distinguish and bring forth the proper causes of such a system:
19   II, 27   |                           XXVII. PROPER MODE OF INTERPRETING PARABLES
20   II, 28, 3|          with God, and it is not proper for us to aim at bringing
21   II, 33, 5|         He cannot confer its own proper soul on each individual
22   II, 34, 1|     persons continued in his own proper position, and that [Dives]
23  III,  7, 2|          does not attend to the [proper] reading [of the passage],
24  III,  9, 1|         judgment; and it is also proper, that those which follow
25  III, 16, 6|         things to Himself at the proper time.~7.
26  III, 16, 7|        Son works them out at the proper time in perfect order and
27  III, 19, 3|       the members having its own proper and fit position in the
28  III, 20, 4|        and this is an indication proper to man.~
29  III, 21, 4|         which is good,"--this is proper to God; that by the fact,
30  III, 22, 2|        was craving after its own proper nourishment; nor, again,
31   IV, 11, 1|          in filium); and, at the proper time, bestowing an incorruptible
32   IV, 12, 1|     others, again, as they think proper, which their teachers use,
33   IV, 18, 3|      with him which is right and proper, nor is under the fear of
34   IV, 23, 2|          of the rules as to the [proper] manner of life, but was
35   IV, 27, 1|          persons, He inflicted a proper punishment on deeds displeasing
36   IV, 34, 5|           Such are the arguments proper [to be used] in opposition
37   IV, 35, 1|          be possessed of His own proper instruments, by which the
38   IV, 36, 6|      have on the garment fit and proper for the marriage of His
39   IV, 37, 6|         itself without their own proper endeavour, care, or study,
40    V,  1, 1|       the Father, except His own proper Word. For what other person "
41    V,  2, 1|         the beginning of His own proper formation of men. The advent,
42    V, 13, 3| incorruptible, not after its own proper substance, but after the
43    V, 28, 2|  foreseeing all this, and at the proper time sending such a man, "