Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVIII|   pronunciation should speak (contrary to grammatical usage) without
 2       1, XVIII|      hate another human being contrary to thy commandments. It
 3       3, VIII |    when God commands anything contrary to the customs or compacts
 4       3, IX   |   among themselves. But when, contrary to human expectation, thou
 5       3, IX   |     and even though it may be contrary to the ordinance of some
 6       5, VIII |  teacher. At Carthage, on the contrary, there was a shameful and
 7       6, V    |       power? Could evil exist contrary to his will? And if it were
 8       6, VI   | everything else different and contrary to the former prediction.
 9       6, VI   |      to speak the truth, make contrary analyses, or else speak
10       6, VI   |      truly, then he must read contrary predictions into the same
11       7, VI   |   took it up, opened it, and, contrary to his expectation, found
12       9, XIV  |    without desire. Again, the contrary happens. Sometimes when
13       9, XXXV |        will even seek out the contrary of these, not with the purpose
14      12, XXX  |      by thee and in every way contrary to thee - begot and framed