Part, Question

 1   1, 42  |        nor that the Son of God arrived at perfection in a successive ~
 2   1, 46  | Therefore we should never have arrived at ~this present day; which
 3   1, 42  |        nor that the Son of God arrived at perfection in a successive ~
 4   1, 47  | Therefore we should never have arrived at ~this present day; which
 5   2, 49  |       of formation and not yet arrived at perfect usefulness,"
 6   2, 73  |     words of Cicero the Stoics arrived at ~their conclusion through
 7   2, 101 |        an end, but has already arrived at the end, according to ~
 8   2, 180 |       future happiness man has arrived at ~perfection, wherefore
 9   3, 72  |        thus the same man, when arrived ~at maturity, excels himself
10   3, 82  |     But, when the Arian bishop arrived, God's devoted servant ~
11 Suppl, 90|    place, and when a thing has arrived at ~that place it remains