Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  5, 4|      fear, such as the souls of irrational animals, and of wild beasts,
 2   II,  6, 3|        that the angels are more irrational than the dumb animals, they
 3   II,  8, 3|        vacuum. It is, moreover, irrational and impious to conceive
 4   II, 10, 1| therefore in the highest degree irrational, that we should take no
 5   II, 18, 7|      inconsistent, foolish, and irrational? Those, too, who listen
 6   II, 30, 3|       some rational, and others irrational, but all adorned with beauty?
 7   II, 31, 1|       fierce, and terrible, and irrational [among them] thou wilt drive
 8  III, 25, 1|     ruler; which things are not irrational or vain, but they have understanding
 9   IV,  4, 3|      chaff, being inanimate and irrational, have been made such by
10   IV, 35, 1|       say that it is altogether irrational to bring down the Father
11   IV, 37, 6|     were not [formed] as things irrational or of a [merely] animal
12   IV, 37, 7|       good would be [virtually] irrational, because not the result
13   IV, 38, 4|                                 Irrational, therefore, in every respect,
14    V,  8, 3|        prophets compare them to irrational animals, on account of the
15    V,  8, 3|      cattle, by rivalling their irrational life. And we also, as the
16    V,  8, 3|        this stamp as cattle and irrational beasts.~4.
17    V,  8, 4|         the light of cattle and irrational creatures; and the law has
18    V,  9, 3|      kingdom of God: [it is as] irrational blood, like water poured