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 1  I, 3  |     mentioning His activity; if Providence, I but mention His goodness;
 2  I, 5  |       and perceived through His providence and works. For, in like
 3  I, 6  |         the use of man; and the providence with which God provides
 4 II, 4  |       give out that there is no providence of God at all, but maintain
 5 II, 8  |       VIII. OPINIONS CONCERNING PROVIDENCE.~And why should I recount
 6 II, 8  |    again, said that there was a providence, and destroyed the positions
 7 II, 8  |         in another place denied Providence, says:--~"No mortal can
 8 II, 8  |    against those who affirmed a Providence they maintained in opposition
 9 II, 8  |    opposition that there was no Providence. Wherefore Euripides says:--~"
10 II, 38 | punishment; and also concerning providence, that God cares for us,
11 II, 38 |   asserted chance spoke also of providence; and the advocates of impunity
12 III, 2 |       maintain that there is no providence; or Empedocles to teach
13 III, 3 |       Yea, and even speaking of providence, they taught again that
14 III, 3 |      the world was not ruled by providence. But what? Did they not,
15 III, 7 |         besides his demolishing providence. Which of them, then, shall
16 III, 7 |     worshipped, and who abolish providence? Concerning God and providence,
17 III, 7 |  providence? Concerning God and providence, Ariston said:--~"Be of
18 III, 7 |        those who holy live;~And Providence to wicked men will give~
19 III, 7 |         have said about God and providence. For some have absolutely
20 III, 7 |    absolutely cancelled God and providence; and others, again, have
21 III, 7 |      all things are governed by providence. The intelligent hearer
22 III, 9 |      things are arranged by His providence, but by Him alone. And we
23 III, 17|       been instructed by Divine Providence? Moreover, it is said that
24 III, 26|         is also governed by the providence of God, who made all things;