Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 18, 2  |  these had their being with a view to the Tetrad. The Ogdoad,
 2    I, 21, 2  |    John was proclaimed with a view to repentance, but the redemption
 3    I, 31, 4  |      expose the wild beast to view, but may inflict wounds
 4   II, pref, 1|      the Scriptures, with the view of adapting them to their
 5   II, 18, 6  |       His disciples with this view, that they should seek after
 6   II, 19, 2  |     seems to me, that, with a view to such opinions, the Lord
 7   II, 21, 1  |  chose the apostles with this view, that by means of them He
 8   II, 26, 1  |   imperfect Creator, with the view of putting an end to the
 9   II, 30, 2  |      statements, not with the view of comparing Him to them,
10   II, 30, 2  | interpret as spoken with this view, that they should discover
11  III, pref, 1|    are, laid bare and open to view. But in this, the third
12  III, 15, 1  | indeed, that it was with this view that God set forth very
13  III, 22, 3  |      animal nature, with this view, that he might be saved
14   IV, 17, 2  |       blindness, and with the view of suggesting to them the
15   IV, 33, 6  |       of vainglory, or with a view to some personal advantage,
16    V, 24, 2  |       suspended full in their view, as the apostle says: "For
17    V, 24, 2  | considered from this point of view, those who exact tribute