Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  61  |        but they are useless on account of their depth.~
 2 III,  194 |      indeed, make them give an account of their opinions, and of
 3   V,  323 |        he who loves someone on account of beauty really love that
 4   V,  323 |      those who are honoured on account of rank and office; for
 5   V,  323 |       we love a person only on account of borrowed qualities.~
 6   V,  324 |        it is very desirable on account of the other essential goods
 7  VI,  341 |                       341. The account of the pike and frog of
 8  VI,  408 |        good; and often on this account such particular evil gets
 9 VII,  485 |    self (for we are hateful on account of lust) and to seek a truly
10  IX,  601 |    they so worthy of belief on account of the virtue of their authors?
11  IX,  633 |       holy.~Therefore, if this account be true, we have what we
12   X,  669 |        sprung from it; that on account of this He had multiplied
13 XII,  786 |    they did speak of it, their account has been suppressed or changed.~
14 XIII,  828| miracles in the present day on account of a supposed contradiction,
15 XIII,  839|       followed His teaching on account of His miracles; others