Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |           is right to notice, with respect to the appellation of infant (
 2    I, 6 |           faith is not lame in any respect; nor after our departure
 3    I, 6 |         whiter than milk. In every respect, accordingly, it is like
 4    I, 8 |     weakness of the flesh. In this respect, therefore, the Lord the
 5    I, 8 |             and on the unjust." In respect of His sending rain, He
 6    I, 8 |          and of the clouds. And in respect of His doing so on all,
 7    I, 13|            harmonious by reason in respect to the whole life. Nay,
 8    I, 13|           commandments issued with respect to natural life are published
 9   II, 1 |        ought to conduct himself in respect to his body, or rather how
10   II, 1 |        courting voracity alone, in respect to which cooks are held
11   II, 1 |        becomes a Christian, out of respect to him who has invited us,
12   II, 1 |         laimargia is insanity with respect to the gullet; and gastrimargia
13   II, 1 |        gastrimargia is excess with respect to food--insanity in reference
14   II, 3 |           the same sentiments with respect to household utensils, of
15   II, 5 |       persons, or others worthy of respect, unless they indulge in
16   II, 7 |        they may not make a slip in respect to what is unsuitable. For
17   II, 7 |             are to be shunned. For respect is assuredly to be had to
18   II, 8 |          type of faith, of life in respect of the substance of the
19   II, 8 |   substance of the wood, of joy in respect of the appellation of crown,
20   II, 8 | appellation of crown, of danger in respect of the thorn, for there
21   II, 9 |          himself only what in this respect is conducive to his own
22   II, 11|          Similarly He enjoins with respect to clothing, which belongs
23  III, 1 |           And that one, in another respect, God guides. But the irascible
24  III, 6 |            will find masters in no respect different from bought slaves
25  III, 8 |       domestics; and further, with respect to the time of marriage,
26  III, 10|        what we have laid down with respect to food, are we to do everywhere
27  III, 11|            of one another. In this respect the assembly has already
28  III, 12|           of good things. And with respect to their participation,
29  III, 12|        flowers of God. Further, in respect to forbearance. "If thy
30  III, 12|            heaven; and there is no respect of persons with Him."~ "