Book, Chapter

  1  I, 2  |            at the same time between things that differ, whether light
  2  I, 2  |           for to those who do these things God is not manifest, unless
  3  I, 2  |             all impurity. All these things, then, involve you in darkness,
  4  I, 3  |          Him Father, I speak of all things as being from Him; if I
  5  I, 4  |            placed [tetheikenai] all things on security afforded by
  6  I, 4  |           governing, and making all things alive. But he is Lord, because
  7  I, 4  |            because he is before all things; Fashioner and Maker, because
  8  I, 4  |           be slaves to man; and all things God has made out of things
  9  I, 4  |          things God has made out of things that were not into things
 10  I, 4  |           things that were not into things that are, in order that
 11  I, 6  |            He has ordained that all things subserve mankind. Consider,
 12  I, 7  |            word and wisdom made all things; for "by His word were the
 13  I, 7  |            If thou perceivest these things, O man, living chastely,
 14  I, 7  |         shalt thou understand these things. When thou shalt have put
 15  I, 8  |          men are gods, and do great things; and can you not believe
 16  I, 9  |            not we who publish these things, but your own writers and
 17  I, 10 |             so much as to name such things), and what vast taxes and
 18  I, 13 |           and do you disbelieve the things that are told you by God?
 19  I, 13 |             grown up. And all these things does the wisdom of God effect,
 20  I, 13 |           to manifest even by these things, that God is able to effect
 21  I, 14 |             now, having taken these things into consideration, I believe.
 22  I, 14 |          Spirit of God foretold the things that have already happened,
 23  I, 14 |          they came to pass, and the things now occurring as they are
 24  I, 14 |         they are now happening, and things future in the order in which
 25  I, 14 |            to see, will examine all things, and will judge righteous
 26  I, 14 |         rest, and abundance of good things, which neither hath eye
 27 II, 3  |        present, but also to see all things and to hear all, and by
 28 II, 4  |             And others say that all things are produced without external
 29 II, 4  |           spirit which pervades all things is God. But Plato and those
 30 II, 4  |             Father and Maker of all things; but then they maintain
 31 II, 4  |      Platonists, the Creator of all things, nor, so far as their opinions
 32 II, 4  |     manifested in this, that out of things that are not He makes whatever
 33 II, 4  |           also in this; that out of things that are not He creates
 34 II, 4  |             creates and has created things that are, and whatever He
 35 II, 5  |            He is the creator of all things, as He certainly is, is
 36 II, 5  |         ascertain from them how all things were made; for he says:--~"
 37 II, 5  |         Olympus' sunny clime.~These things, ye Muses, say, who ever
 38 II, 5  |           Then tell us which of all things first was made.~But how
 39 II, 5  |          than the world, know these things? Or how could they relate
 40 II, 6  |             saying:--~"First of all things was chaos made, and next~
 41 II, 6  |        starry heaven,~That unto all things shelter might be given,~
 42 II, 8  |         when God wills to save, all things He'll bend~To serve as instruments
 43 II, 8  |               And saying numberless things of a like kind, they contradicted
 44 II, 8  |    themselves and to all men, spoke things in harmony with the prophets
 45 II, 9  |             the world and all other things. For they predicted also
 46 II, 9  |            and they all have spoken things consistent and harmonious
 47 II, 9  |            their own time, and what things are now being fulfilled
 48 II, 9  |          also concerning the future things that they will fall out,
 49 II, 10 |           consent that God made all things out of nothing; for nothing
 50 II, 10 |           His own wisdom before all things. He had this Word as a helper
 51 II, 10 |             Word as a helper in the things that were created by Him,
 52 II, 10 |              and by Him He made all things. He is called "governing
 53 II, 10 |           rules, and is Lord of all things fashioned by Him. He, then,
 54 II, 10 |          the world and of all other things. For the prophets were not
 55 II, 11 |           since light manifests the things that are created. Wherefore
 56 II, 11 |            bring forth the creeping things that have life, and fowl
 57 II, 11 |          kind, and all the creeping things of the earth. And God said,
 58 II, 11 |           and over all the creeping things that creep upon the earth.
 59 II, 12 |            anything worthy of these things, on account of the exceeding
 60 II, 12 |             an explanation of these things; yet, though they thence
 61 II, 13 |          relate the creation of all things from the earthly things
 62 II, 13 |             things from the earthly things here below. For man, being
 63 II, 13 |          according to His will, the things that are made. "For the
 64 II, 13 |             that are made. "For the things which are impossible with
 65 II, 13 |            given names to the other things, had not he received the
 66 II, 13 | nomenclature from God, who made the things themselves. In the very
 67 II, 15 |         were going to say, that the things which grow on the earth
 68 II, 16 |     manifold wisdom of God in these things; for who could count their
 69 II, 16 |        various kinds? Moreover, the things proceeding from the waters
 70 II, 16 |           of fishes and of creeping things, though partaking of God'
 71 II, 17 |       worship God, but mind earthly things, and repent not. For those
 72 II, 17 |            like birds, and mind the things that are above, and are
 73 II, 17 |            fly nor soar to the high things of God. Thus, too, though
 74 II, 17 |           made evil by God, but all things good, yea, very good,--but
 75 II, 18 |             For God having made all things by His Word, and having
 76 II, 18 |     replenish the earth, He put all things under his dominion, and
 77 II, 19 |          but the earth produced all things spontaneously by the command
 78 II, 22 |            through whom He made all things, being His power and His
 79 II, 22 |               The Word was God; all things came into existence through
 80 II, 23 |             too, for a proof of the things which were said aforetime?~
 81 II, 24 |         first there were only those things which were produced on the
 82 II, 24 |           seeds, and herbs; but the things which were in Paradise were
 83 II, 25 |           the God and Father of all things? Besides, it is unseemly
 84 II, 25 |             abstinence from certain things, and when he does not obey
 85 II, 27 |            he should incline to the things of immortality, keeping
 86 II, 27 |         hand, he should turn to the things of death, disobeying God,
 87 II, 30 |          The History. And all these things the Holy Spirit teaches
 88 II, 31 |           cities and kings, and the things that happened when there
 89 II, 31 |            kings."~And so on. These things, then, happened in the land
 90 II, 31 |          his triarch;--though these things, in comparison with our
 91 II, 32 |         history, and see that those things are recent which are told
 92 II, 32 |          writers, not knowing these things, are forward to maintain
 93 II, 32 |             is true regarding these things, when they do not know about
 94 II, 33 |        could tell us truly of these things, themselves being much later
 95 II, 33 |             have announced not only things past or present, but also
 96 II, 33 |          prophets, and foretold all things.~
 97 II, 34 |           divine things--I mean the things that are spoken by the prophets--
 98 II, 34 |          maker and fashioner of all things and the nourisher of all
 99 II, 35 |       heaven; and has not set these things before you that you should
100 II, 35 |     numerous, and said ten thousand things consistently and harmoniously?
101 II, 36 |            nothing hid. He sees all things,~Himself unseen by any mortal
102 II, 36 |            Nor these alone, but all things else He gives,~Ruling omnipotent
103 II, 36 |            born, she said:- "If all things that are born must also
104 II, 36 |            keeps alive~All creeping things, both of the earth and sea;~
105 II, 36 |           in subjection to his sway~Things many and incomprehensible.~
106 II, 36 |          mortals can know all these things?~He only knows who made
107 II, 36 |             Birds, and the creeping things of earth and sea,~Images
108 II, 36 |           these, and many more vain things, ye serve,~Worshipping things
109 II, 36 |       things, ye serve,~Worshipping things disgraceful even to name:~
110 II, 36 |          starry heaven."~That these things are true, and useful, and
111 II, 37 |          sudden hand transforms all things."~Euripides again:--~"The
112 II, 37 |             recent, and stole these things from the law and the prophets.
113 II, 38 |             did at all events utter things confirmatory of the prophets.
114 II, 38 |           themselves. But all these things will every one understand
115 II, 38 |           he shall understand these things? prudent, and he shall know
116 III, 2 |         been eye-witnesses of those things concerning which they made
117 III, 2 |         them; for they who write of things unascertained beat the air.
118 III, 2 |             are numerous? But these things we say, for the purpose
119 III, 3 |        others to the truth: for the things which they said themselves
120 III, 3 |          they finally said that all things were produced spontaneously.
121 III, 4 |            and a scrutinizer of all things, give but a careless hearing
122 III, 5 |             rather, inculcated such things! Oh! their wickedness and
123 III, 6 |           that he was so. And these things the other laws of the Romans
124 III, 6 |            gods they relate similar things?~
125 III, 7 |            last determines that all things are produced naturally and
126 III, 7 |             are; for there are many things would prevent me"? And to
127 III, 7 |             existence, and have all things to be governed by self-regulated
128 III, 7 |           consummation to which all things tend.~'Tis not, as vain
129 III, 7 |            Nor uncontrolled are all things onward hurled.~The wicked
130 III, 7 |             with each other are the things which others, and indeed
131 III, 7 |            and have avowed that all things are governed by providence.
132 III, 8 |          were the first to do these things.~
133 III, 9 |      universe; and we know that all things are arranged by His providence,
134 III, 9 |          law, and taught them these things. Of this great and wonderful
135 III, 10|           they sojourned; and these things befell them in accordance
136 III, 14|            teaches us to render all things to all, "honour to whom
137 III, 15|        whether those who teach such things can possibly live indifferently,
138 III, 15|           induce you to study these things, especially since you can
139 III, 16|           expressly saying: "For if things had in all time remained
140 III, 16|             have gone by since some things were discovered by Daedalus,
141 III, 16|             when he says that these things happened, he implies that
142 III, 16|         owns that he has said these things conjecturally. For he says, "
143 III, 16|          survey of legislation, the things now said," etc., which shows
144 III, 17|           another, and foretold the things that would come to pass
145 III, 17|         lovers of truth, that those things are really true which they
146 III, 18|            that they who wrote such things and philosophized to so
147 III, 26|       spontaneous production of all things, as Pythagoras and the rest
148 III, 26|     providence of God, who made all things; and the whole course of
149 III, 26|           then, I seem to have made things plain up to the time of
150 III, 27|            very lucid record of all things, both names and dates, from
151 III, 29|        literature, and uttered some things concerning the deluge, and
152 III, 30|           please, then, study these things carefully, that you may