Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  9, 4 |         destroys the narrative in question. In like manner he also
 2    I, 14, 8 |           honour of the letter in question, so that its cognate soul
 3    I, 20, 2 |        doest Thou this?" but by a question on His own side, put them
 4    I, 24, 5 |    attaches no importance to [the question regarding] meats offered
 5   II,  5, 1 |        Pleroma, or the charges in question will equally fall against
 6   II,  7, 2 |          ignorance of the kind in question spiritually exists. For
 7   II, 10, 1 |     important to a less important question. For no question can be
 8   II, 10, 1 |        important question. For no question can be solved by means of
 9   II, 10, 2 |     important, and indeed impious question, to this effect, "Whether
10   II, 10, 2 |          they append an important question to one of less consequence,
11   II, 15, 1 |      return to the fore-mentioned question as to the production [of
12   II, 15, 3 |        are primary. For we do not question them concerning that harmony
13   II, 19, 5 |           what has~been said, the question occurs, Did their mother,
14   II, 22, 3 |      otherwise [this unanswerable question forces itself upon them],
15   II, 28, 3 |         that the answer to such a question lies with God Himself. For
16   II, 28, 3 |          answer therefore to that question remains with God, and it
17   II, 28, 8 |        the danger of starting the question whether there is another
18   II, 33, 2 | dogmatically [to the objection in question], that when souls enter
19  III,  4, 1 |        relative to some important question among us, should we not
20  III,  4, 1 |          in regard to the present question? For how should it be if
21  III,  7, 2 |               man thus asking the question, and the Spirit making answer.
22  III, 12, 14|       apostles on account of this question, and the whole Church had
23  III, 13, 3 |       apostles, on account of the question [which had been raised],
24  III, 13, 3 |      account of the forementioned question, he will find those years
25  III, 23, 5 |           did eat." But He put no question to the serpent; for He knew
26   IV,  3, 1 |       place, David explains their question, for he says that when the
27   IV,  6, 1 |           is fitting that no such question should arise, and gather
28   IV, 20, 11|           supper, when he put the question as to who should betray
29   IV, 33, 5 |   circumstances, it may be made a question whether (since, perchance,
30   IV, 34, 1 |       gifts which He confers, the question will not then be asked by
31   IV, 35, 4 |          wishing to test them, do question one by one with regard to
32   IV, 35, 4 |          referring the passage in question to the Propator--that is,
33    V, 20, 2 |  preaching of the Church, call in question the knowledge of the holy
34    V, 24, 2 |            shall not be called in question for their conduct, nor be
35    V, 30, 3 |           mentioned; and the same question will, after all, remain
36    V, 33, 4 |       credit to them, and put the question, 'How then can things about
37    V, 35, 1 |          the very expressions [in question]. For example: "When the