Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1  III,  8, 2|        no other way "spoil the goods of a strong man, if he do
 2  III,  8, 2|       who binds and spoils his goods, but had merely spoken of
 3  III, 14, 3|     rich man who stored up the goods which had accrued to him,
 4  III, 23, 1|    strong man, and spoiled his goods, and abolished death, vivifying
 5   IV, 12, 5|         Behold, the half of my goods I give to the poor; and
 6   IV, 13, 3|        those who take away our goods. For "to him that taketh
 7   IV, 13, 3|       him that taketh away thy goods, ask them not again; and
 8   IV, 18, 2|     indeed the tithes of their goods consecrated to Him, but
 9   IV, 30, 3|        received [their worldly goods] in the fairer manner? Will
10   IV, 30, 3|   derived from] other people's goods, but is literally naked,
11   IV, 30, 3| belonging to him, and coveting goods which are not his. And therefore
12    V,  9, 4|     living person inherits the goods of the deceased; and it
13    V, 17, 1|    just, who snatches away the goods of another? And in what
14    V, 21, 3|      man's house and spoil his goods, unless he first bind the
15    V, 21, 3| Himself, and made spoil of his goods,--namely, those men whom