Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  8 |         to weakness, not a thing commanded, as though second and third
 2     I,  11|  Fourthly, how is it that he who commanded servants to obey their masters
 3     I,  12|          For what is enjoined is commanded, what is commanded must
 4     I,  12|   enjoined is commanded, what is commanded must be done, and that which
 5     I,  12|       not do it. If the Lord had commanded virginity He would have
 6     I,  12|      willingly give what was not commanded them. And it indicates greater
 7     I,  20|     voice speaking to them, were commanded to sanctify themselves in
 8     I,  20| virginity, just as the priest is commanded to go to the funeral of
 9     I,  21|          same way that Moses was commanded, so was he: 4375 “loose
10     I,  33|          in the morning as I was commanded.” For the Lord had previously
11     I,  41|      Phidon at the banquet, they commanded his virgin daughters to
12     I,  47|     pleases her, not what she is commanded. But friends, and servants
13    II,  6 |          lusts thereof.” Are all commanded 4733 not to have two coats,
14    II,  15|        then, fasting was in part commanded. For, seeing that some animals
15    II,  15|      Jonadab, the son of Rechab, commanded his sons to drink no wine
16    II,  16|        who forbade marriage, and commanded to abstain from food, which
17    II,  16|     holier than other days, were commanded to eat herbs which are indifferently