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 1   1, 18    | effectuating art of nature, those (beings) which are inwardly  ./. 
 2   1, 27    |        hence this world associates beings, at once both mortal and
 3   1, 27    |            Saviour of all rational beings.'' But God who is beyond
 4   1, 30    |           and healing all existing beings, was necessarily appointed ;
 5   1, 34    |     animals, the plants, or in the beings rational or irrational:
 6   1, 36    |  constitute one family of rational beings; just as in the things that
 7   1, 37    |          house of rule. But those (beings) who surround the King of
 8   1, 40    |         heavens, and the rational (beings) that are in the air; but
 9   1, 42    |        this locality of earth with beings intelligent and rational ?
10   1, 43    |            his relative and sister beings (already mentioned), confessed
11   1, 44    |           which is due to rational beings, as to their lords. For
12   1, 45    |            We also bring up those (beings) which are beneath in the
13   1, 47    |          ever (yet) constructed by beings destitute of reason ? Or,
14   1, 47    |          thee, to these irrational beings, the whole of which is perishable ?
15   1, 73    |   incorporeal and Divine rational (beings) that are in heaven, to
16   2, 17    |        feeling) belonging to human beings! And again, the impudent
17   2, 41    |        dost thou subject to mortal beings, those that are immortal ?
18   2, 46    |         should name these selfsame beings Gods to be honoured85? For,
19   2, 53    |             should sacrifice human beings, and pollute all their cities
20   2, 69    |     friends, (I say) and provident beings, these lovers and guardians
21   2, 74    |        since they render honour to beings who can effect nothing. ~
22   2, 76    |            every anxiety about the Beings just mentioned has suddenly
23   2, 83    |             the Father of rational beings, the Saviour of all, the
24   2, 83    |        both the (various) kinds of beings that swim in the unseen
25   3, 1     |         the slaughterings of human beings, which from former times
26   3, 7     |       feast (now) no more on human beings? nor, among the Persians,
27   3, 13(16)|        consisted of those fabulous beings which had, under the garb
28   3, 55(75)|       appear, that these were real beings, at once intelligent and