Book, Chapter

 1 I, 6 |    or imprisonment, or under whose power were you held, that
 2 I, 6 |      he now regains. For, in whose power is hell, or the devil?
 3 I, 6 |      hell, or the devil? Or, whose is the kingdom of heaven,
 4 I, 9 |   correspond with the number whose place they shall take, that
 5 I, 0 |  from yourself, but from him whose servant both you are and
 6 I, 4 |     be bestowed upon any one whose sins have not been wholly
 7 I, 4 |     ought to ask of those in whose behalf you are speaking,
 8 II, 1| which is God. Therefore man, whose nature is rational, was
 9 II, 8|      he should take that man whose origin we are seeking from
10 II, 9|     we are speaking, without whose guidance we have no power
11 II, 0|      of one whom we know and whose deeds we know; who, I say,
12 II, 6|      the number of those for whose sake they were created.~
13 II, 7|   the Son of God and the man whose person he took were so united
14 II, 0|   death, than upon those for whose salvation, as right reason
15 II, 0|       he became man; and for whose sake, as we have already
16 II, 2|     death of the God-man, by whose holiness the loss occasioned