Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, pref, 2|  attractive dress, so as, by its outward form, to make it appear
 2    I,  5, 5  |        and by this they mean the outward sensitive flesh.~6.
 3    I,  6, 1  |         training by means of the outward senses; and on this account
 4    I, 15, 4  |          thee the truth into an [outward, visible] image.~5.
 5    I, 25, 6  |            Others of them employ outward marks, branding their disciples
 6  III, 11, 9  |         it was fit also that the outward aspect of the Gospel should
 7  III, 16, 1  |       that He merely suffered in outward appearance, being naturally
 8  III, 16, 8  |      degeneracy. Such men are to outward appearance sheep; for they
 9   IV, 11, 4  |   subject to God, but who follow outward purifications for the praise
10   IV, 18, 3  |      offer a sacrifice merely to outward appearance, unexceptionably,
11   IV, 18, 3  |          offered correctly as to outward appearance; nor will such
12   IV, 18, 3  |        offer correctly so far as outward appearance went, they had
13   IV, 20, 8  | indicated typically by means of [outward] action, seeing visibly
14   IV, 26, 3  |         who does not judge after outward appearance (secundum gloriam),
15    V,  1, 2  |        being has now appeared in outward semblance different from
16    V,  1, 2  |       that He appeared merely to outward seeming, and [to affirm]
17    V, 15, 2  |       means of a word, but by an outward action; doing this not without
18    V, 18, 3  |          a law observable to the outward senses, that all things
19    V, 30, 3  |          too, contains a certain outward appearance of vengeance,