Chapter

 1 2 |     and all learning. For this reason, too, those who are brought
 2 4 |      those who make them--with reason did the Athenians adjudge
 3 4 |       by the understanding and reason alone, while matter is created
 4 4 | arrangement of the world--with reason might our reputation for
 5 6 |     circles; but His soul, the reason which presides over the
 6 7 |       one God, with proofs and reason accordant with truth? For
 7 7 |       of conjecture, moved, by reason of their affinity with the
 8 10|     understanding only and the reason, who is encompassed by light,
 9 10|  spirit, the understanding and reason (nous kai logos) of the
10 13|        and "the service of our reason."~
11 16|  perfect world, spirit, power, reason. If, therefore, the world
12 16|     beautiful to look upon, by reason of the art of their Framer,
13 18|  vented against us, to offer a reason for the course of life we
14 22|      can only be beheld by the reason, while they deify the elements
15 22|        rise on high with their reason (for they have no affinity
16 23|      God who is apprehended by reason, and declared His attributes--
17 24|    there might be some show of reason for our being harassed as
18 24|       Son is the Intelligence, Reason, Wisdom of the Father, and
19 25|     provided for by the law of reason. But because the demoniac
20 25|      them has been produced by reason, and that, therefore, they
21 27| immortal, moves comformably to reason, either predicting the future
22 29|       men, they were wicked by reason of ignorance, and overcome
23 35|        submitting ourselves to reason, and not ruling over it.~
24 36|      certainly cannot with any reason be accused of wickedness