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 1  I, 4  |          is called God [Theos] on account of His having placed [tetheikenai]
 2  I, 4  |       afforded by Himself; and on account of [theein], for theein
 3  I, 5  |           small heavenly body, on account of its exceeding heat and
 4  I, 12 |         called Christians on this account, because we are anointed
 5 II, 3  |       have waxed old, and on that account no longer beget, or they
 6 II, 12 |        worthy of these things, on account of the exceeding greatness
 7 II, 12 | appearance of trustworthiness, on account of the beauty of their diction;
 8 II, 13 |        darkness" he speaks of, on account of the heaven which God
 9 II, 18 |           though it is a succinct account of it which holy Scripture
10 II, 20 |                XX. THE SCRIPTURAL ACCOUNT OF PARADISE.~Scripture thus
11 II, 21 |         thou return." Such is the account given by holy Scripture
12 II, 23 |           XXIII. THE TRUTH OF THE ACCOUNT IN GENESIS.~Man, therefore,
13 II, 25 |        infant in age, was on this account as yet unable to receive
14 II, 25 |           flogged and punished on account of the disobedience; and
15 II, 28 |       even to death. This Eve, on account of her having been in the
16 II, 28 |           demon" and "dragon," on account of his [apodedrakenai] revolting
17 II, 28 |          for I have also given an account of him in another place.~
18 II, 30 |        has sunk into oblivion, on account of his fratricide of his
19 II, 33 |          PROFANE HISTORY GIVES NO ACCOUNT OF THESE MATTERS.~Who, then,
20 III, 1 |       recent and modern;--on this account I also will not grudge the
21 III, 3 |        have given a more accurate account of these?~
22 III, 7 |        they again made them of no account. For some said that they
23 III, 17|       Holy Spirit of God! On this account all the prophets spoke harmoniously
24 III, 18|      servant of God, in giving an account of the genesis of the world,
25 III, 19|                     XIX. ACCURATE ACCOUNT OF THE DELUGE.~And neither
26 III, 19|        you to repentance. On this account he was fitly called Deucalion.
27 III, 21|      being banished from Egypt on account of leprosy, could give no
28 III, 22|           the son of Abimalus, on account of the hereditary friendship
29 III, 22|           and at the same time on account of the surpassing wisdom
30 III, 23|        and Egyptians, and for the account of our chronology given
31 III, 23|           helping us, now give an account not only of the dates after
32 III, 26|         by God's help, to give an account, according to my ability,
33 III, 27|         them in marriage. On this account he was fitly called Superbus