Part, Question

1   1, 13 |  says: "An idol is not God," contradicts a pagan who says: "An idol
2   1, 13 |      that an idol is not God contradicts the pagan asserting that
3   1, 41 | exists in the Son, and this ~contradicts what is laid down by Hilary (
4   1, 41 | exists in the Son, and this ~contradicts what is laid down by Hilary (
5   1, 111|      sent in ministry; which contradicts the words, "Thousands of ~
6   2, 63 |     the monks: "If the will ~contradicts nature it is perverse, if
7   2, 114|    when, namely, one ~person contradicts another's words. Now two
8   2, 114|    is without deceit, for he contradicts openly. Now he ~that sins
9   3, 77 |      subject. But this again contradicts our senses; because a ~quantitative