Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  3, 6|           with great craftiness, adapted such parts of Scripture
 2    I, 11, 1|         of them, Valentinus, who adapted the principles of the heresy
 3   II,  5, 3|          may, in like manner, be adapted to meet the case of all
 4   II, 14, 6|           Now, the heretics have adapted this to the things which
 5   II, 15, 3|       for this scheme of ours is adapted to the things which have [
 6   II, 19, 6|        they themselves have been adapted to the vessel [in which
 7   II, 24, 4| perversely force a creation well adapted by God [for the ends intended
 8   II, 25, 2|       are indeed well fitted and adapted to the whole creation; yet,
 9   II, 27, 1|         parables ought not to be adapted to ambiguous expressions.
10   II, 34, 1|      body had to which they were adapted, and that they remember
11   IV, 12, 3|      promulgated particular laws adapted for each; but the more prominent
12   IV, 14, 2|      drawing up in writing a law adapted and applicable to every
13   IV, 15, 1|        by another God, but that, adapted to their condition of servitude, [
14   IV, 15, 2|         this law of divorcement, adapted to their hard nature. But
15   IV, 20, 6|         beheld] paternal glories adapted to the times, and to those
16    V, 24, 3|        are kings also appointed, adapted for those men who are at
17    V, 26, 2|      life, and established a law adapted for all; and they will not
18    V, 29, 1|  preparing and rendering it more adapted for eternal subjection to