Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  2, 6  |         give thanks on being all rendered equal among themselves,
 2    I,  5, 6  |          unspeakable providence, rendered a spiritual man by the simultaneous
 3    I,  8, 2  |   herself through modesty, Moses rendered manifest when he put a veil
 4    I, 14, 5  |          and the three sets were rendered alike in point of number,
 5    I, 24, 6  |      angels and their causes, is rendered invisible and incomprehensible
 6    I, 29, 1  |      benignity, that it might be rendered perfect. Moreover, they
 7    I, 29, 2  |       honoured, all things being rendered subject unto him. Along
 8   II, pref, 1|         initiating those who are rendered "perfect," along with their
 9   II, 11, 2  |        that they may not only be rendered destitute of the means of
10   II, 18, 3  |        theirs, who is above, has rendered them perfect, by the fact
11   II, 19, 6  |       becoming perfect, might be rendered fit for the reception of
12  III, 15, 2  | overthrown the faith of any, and rendered them uncontradicting hearers
13  III, 17, 3  |         consumed by fire, nor be rendered unfruitful, and that where
14  III, 20, 1  |         God. For he (Satan) thus rendered him (man) more ungrateful
15  III, 23, 7  |       out against man, and which rendered him subject to death, should
16   IV, 13, 2  |      household should be equally rendered both by servants and children;
17   IV, 13, 2  |          that obedience which is rendered in [a state of] slavery.~
18   IV, 14, 1  |      light. Thus, also, service [rendered] to God does indeed profit
19   IV, 20, 5  |         boundless and invisible, rendered Himself visible, and comprehensible,
20   IV, 22, 1  |  sanctified the entire body, and rendered it clean. For this reason,
21   IV, 26, 1  |          will be perfected, and [rendered] like the householder, "
22   IV, 27, 2  |       served fleshly lusts, were rendered objects of such disgrace,
23   IV, 28, 2  |         not merely temporal, but rendered also eternal. For to whomsoever
24   IV, 37, 7  |          others, I may myself be rendered a castaway." This able wrestler,
25   IV, 37, 7  |       sight; and health, too, is rendered all the more estimable by
26   IV, 38, 3  |          and organized being, is rendered after the image and likeness
27    V,  1, 3  |   substance of Adam's formation, rendered man living and perfect,
28    V,  6, 1  |         s] handiwork, the man is rendered spiritual and perfect because
29    V, 10, 1  |          like woody produce, are rendered, by their own fault, unfruitful
30    V, 12, 2  |       breath of life, which also rendered man an animated being, is
31    V, 17, 2  |      miracles, He [in that case] rendered the mungrateful to that
32    V, 24, 4  |     becoming envious of man, was rendered an apostate from the divine
33    V, 28, 4  |          a manner broken up, and rendered fine, and sprinkled over
34    V, 35, 1  |          surface of the earth be rendered smooth, that Israel, the