Book, Chapter

 1  I, 4  |       there is no place of His rest. For the heavens are His
 2  I, 9  |     recounted by Homer and the rest of the poets. Why should
 3  I, 10 |       a tomb in Crete, but the rest, possibly, were not thought
 4  I, 14 |       everlasting, joy, peace, rest, and abundance of good things,
 5 II, 22 |       there is no place of His rest; but His Word, through whom
 6 II, 24 |      planted by God. As to the rest of the plants, indeed, the
 7 II, 24 |        tree of knowledge,--the rest of the earth possessed not,
 8 II, 30 |        registered; and for the rest, the seed of his line has
 9 II, 30 |   speaks through Moses and the rest of the prophets, so that
10 II, 31 |       in former times. And the rest of the kings of the Assyrians,
11 II, 32 |      towards the west; and the rest went to places by the sea,
12 II, 32 |        also of the sea and the rest of the countries were inhabited.~
13 II, 34 | HOLINESS OF LIFE.~And, for the rest, would that in a kindly
14 III, 2 |        Or what benefit did the rest of the philosophers derive
15 III, 3 | abominable wickedness? And the rest of his deeds, as many as
16 III, 12|        in it and ye shall find rest for your souls. Judge just
17 III, 19|  Hebrew word means in English "rest," as we have elsewhere shown
18 III, 23|       that the writings of the rest are more recent than the
19 III, 26|  things, as Pythagoras and the rest dreamed; but, being indeed
20 III, 30|      Homer and Hesiod, and the rest of the poets, but the glory