Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  9, 4|        and Agamemnon. But if he takes them and restores each of
 2   II,  5, 4|     necessity, or that anything takes place with His permission,
 3   II, 11, 1|          which is eternal life, takes place through Himself, conferring
 4   II, 13, 2|       and gathers strength, and takes possession of the whole
 5   II, 19, 6|       when poured into a vessel takes the form of that vessel,
 6   II, 19, 8|         is of clay, any one who takes out of it a small particle,
 7   II, 28, 5|        of the word of men which takes place by means of a tongue
 8  III, 22, 4|         but that the second tie takes the position of the first
 9  III, 25, 3|      doubt, goes on before, and takes precedency.~4.
10   IV, 18, 6|      stands in need of nothing, takes our good works to Himself
11   IV, 28, 1|        God [displayed] when God takes vengeance, in the one case
12    V,  9, 2|       that the man in whom this takes place cannot in that case
13    V,  9, 4|        the bridegroom comes and takes her, so also the flesh cannot
14    V, 10, 1|       into the fire;" but if it takes kindly to the graft, and
15    V, 12, 1|     other. If, then, when death takes possession of a man, it
16    V, 12, 2|     certain time; after that it takes its departure, leaving its
17    V, 13, 3|         Now its transformation [takes place thus], that while
18    V, 14, 4|    having been fitted together, takes increase"--that is, acknowledging
19    V, 15, 3|         that regeneration which takes place by means of the layer.
20    V, 35, 1| resurrection of the just, which takes place after the coming of