Chapter
1 Ana | God. He is the True Word, Reason, and Power of God, Who,
2 I | it would actually gain a reason for its continuance from
3 VI | morals at all events, by reason of which not one family
4 X | for others, for the same reason that we do not sacrifice
5 X | stamped coinage, and for that reason he presides over the treasury.
6 XI | its proper functions, no reason exists from this point of
7 XI | But you turn to another reason, and reply that divinity
8 XIV | dog. 'But for that very reason Socrates was condemned,'
9 XV | your gods have not more reason to complain of you than
10 XVI | Sun to rejoicing, for a reason very far removed from any
11 XVII | He commanded, through the Reason by which He ordered, through
12 XVIII | Divine Spirit, and worthy by reason of their justice and blamelessness
13 XXI | of the world by His Word, Reason, and Power. Amongst your
14 XXI | lo&goj, that is, Word and Reason, should be regarded as the
15 XXI | essence of the Word and Reason and Power by Which we have
16 XXI | which, when ordering, the Reason is present; and in virtue
17 XXI | First-begotten, attended by Power and Reason and sustained by Spirit,
18 XXI | merely an eclipse [but no reason being found for it, they
19 XXIII | and Word, and Wisdom, and Reason, and Son of God? Whatever
20 XXXII | also another and a greater reason why we should pray for the
21 XXXV | pleasure rather than any worthy reason has counselled, I wish to
22 XXXVII | you have fewer enemies by reason of the multitude of Christians,
23 XXXVIII| For unless I mistake, the reason for the prohibition of gilds
24 XXXIX | brethren;'—for no other reason, I imagine, than that amongst
25 XXXIX | shewn for the poor. If the reason for our feast is an honourable
26 XLIV | or if it be for any other reason, he is no longer a Christian 116.
27 XLVII | this, of course, was the reason why philosophy was banished
28 XLVIII | form 126. Yet, as the very reason for the restoration is to
29 XLVIII | has declared. That same Reason Which constructed the universe
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