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 1 I        |    required a lofty height if the parts down below at the foot were
 2 I        |           which dispersed in many parts of Scripture are included
 3 V        |          they are split into many parts, perhaps infinitely numerous;
 4 VI       |          Scripture, even in those parts which appear not to agree
 5 IX(205)  |           that the soul had eight parts, the hegemonicon or governing
 6 IX       |          find this usage in other parts of Scripture; for example, "
 7 XI       |         who maintain that certain parts of the ancient writings
 8 XI       |        pasture, or approving some parts and rejecting others, let
 9 XII      |         foods which benefit other parts of the body. Well, then,
10 XIII     |       that you should accept such parts even of Greek philosophy
11 XIII     |      divide God's people into two parts, and make them say over
12 XVII(311)|     speech consists of elementary parts (in Physics, atoms), and,
13 XVII     |           been assigned different parts of the earth bear names
14 XVIII    |          compound nature, and the parts of which Jesus, who became
15 XX       |           and this is why all the parts have been proportioned,
16 XXII     |           probable that different parts of the earth were originally
17 XXII     |           probable that different parts of the earth were originally
18 XXII     | originally assigned the different parts of the earth to the different
19 XXII     |         in a nutshell. But if the parts of the earth have not been
20 XXII     |    chooses relate how the various parts of the earth, having been
21 XXII     |     country's customs, or certain parts of a carcase, head or shoulder,
22 XXII     |          own language, to various parts of the earth according as
23 XXII     |          scattered over the other parts of the earth. Now let us
24 XXII     |          allege that "the various parts of the earth were originally
25 XXII     |          oversight of the various parts of the earth"; but we even
26 XXII     |    inheritance, and the uttermost parts of the earth for thy possession." 533
27 XXIII    |      further observe that in many parts of Scripture God commands
28 XXIII    |          being mutilated in their parts, and ulcerated, and subject
29 XXIII    |         and in which of its sixty parts; and the more careful calculators
30 XXIV     |           other, and, as they are parts of one another, they will
31 XXIV     |           consisting of different parts. We do not because a man
32 XXIV     |       because a man has different parts divide him into many created
33 XXIV     |     single being, a man with many parts, has been created by God.
34 XXIV     |     others: Do you admit that the parts of a thing are not destructive
35 XXIV     |           others I mentioned, are parts of matter? ~Just so. ~And
36 XXIV     |      things? ~Yes. ~If, then, the parts of a thing are not destructive
37 XXIV     |         follows that they are not parts of one another; and if they
38 XXIV     |      another; and if they are not parts of one another, they will
39 XXIV     |         another, they will not be parts of one and the same matter.
40 XXVII    |            and will force certain parts to swell, so as to produce