Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 29, 3|    has he himself ever been conquered, nor have those from whom
 2  III, 18, 2|   who had once for all been conquered, and who had been destroyed
 3  III, 18, 6|   of man. For He fought and conquered; for He was man contending
 4  III, 19, 3|    it (the divine), when it conquered, and endured [without yielding],
 5  III, 23, 1| order that God might not be conquered, nor His wisdom lessened, [
 6  III, 23, 1|     in that case] have been conquered, and the wickedness of the
 7  III, 23, 2|  was not rescued by Him who conquered the enemy, but that his
 8  III, 23, 2|   enemy appear to be as yet conquered, if the old spoils remained
 9  III, 23, 7|  power of man, who had been conquered so that all his might should
10  III, 23, 7|     down. Now Adam had been conquered, all life having been taken
11  III, 23, 7| wherefore, when the foe was conquered in his turn, Adam received
12   IV, 24, 1|     race, but destroyed and conquered the enemy of man, and gave
13   IV, 33, 4|    him under his power, and conquered him who had conquered, while
14   IV, 33, 4|   and conquered him who had conquered, while he set free mankind
15   IV, 33, 4|   free mankind who had been conquered, unless He had been greater
16   IV, 38, 4|   what was mortal should be conquered and swallowed up by immortality,
17    V,  1, 3|   in that Adam who had been conquered and was expelled from Paradise:
18    V, 19, 1|    coming of the serpent is conquered by the harmlessness of the
19    V, 21, 1|   man [born] of a woman who conquered him. For it was by means
20    V, 21, 2|     now twice was the devil conquered from Scripture, when he
21    V, 21, 2|   from Him finally as being conquered out of the law; and there
22    V, 21, 3|     himself he should, when conquered, be bound with the same
23    V, 22, 1|     For a strong man can be conquered neither by an inferior nor