Book, Chapter

1     II, 10|      God testified that he had departed from the condition of his
2     IV, 8 |  authority of the Creator. "He departed, and went into a desert
3     IV, 31|   refusal of the people. "They departed, and walked every one in
4     IV, 42|       it would be said to have departed rather than expired. What,
5     IV, 42| breathed its own self out, and departed as it did so), no doubt
6     IV, 42|      so), no doubt the phantom departed, when the spirit which was
7     IV, 42|   spirit which was the phantom departed: and so the phantom and
8     IV, 42|       yet there. If Christ had departed, He had taken away the phantom