Book, Chapter

1       I, XVIII | rewards. Gifts are not to be accepted. A stranger is to be kindly
2       I, XLIII |      that religion should be accepted as the true one which performed
3       I, XLVI  |     their proper order, have accepted the authority of the Chronicles.75 ~
4       I, XLIX  |  Very many of their settlers accepted the divine rites of the
5      II, XXXI  |   foolishly or impiously not accepted by many. And with no great
6      II, XXXII |     religion of God had been accepted somewhat late beyond the
7      II, XXXVII|    which followed the Arians accepted the condemnation of Athanasius