Book, Chapter

 1      I, 9     |       being the case, does it appear to you to be justly defensible,
 2      I, 15    |       world, how did its Lord appear in this world? If this world
 3      I, 16    |     that other world does not appear, nor its god either, the
 4      I, 19    |   reign of Antoninus, did not appear in that of Tiberius; in
 5      I, 23    |    manner, it will be able to appear rational, when displayed
 6     II, 9     |   that the soul can no longer appear to have sinned, because
 7     II, 15    |  severity in its course, will appear compatible with reason and
 8     II, 26    |       not possible for him to appear to have sworn falsely, when
 9    III, 4     |     have waited for Christ to appear first, whom he was going
10    III, 9     |       occasion He did Himself appear with the angels to Abraham
11     IV, 2     |   they are yet not alone, but appear with apostles and after
12     IV, 4     |    the later, ours should yet appear to be the false one, before
13     IV, 7     | forsooth, that Christ may not appear to be an Israelite. But
14     IV, 8     |    that the Word should there appear in body, where He had aforetime,
15     IV, 10    |       the same cause does not appear whereby the identity may
16     IV, 22    |    too, for permitting him to appear on the retired mountain
17     IV, 29    |      very worthlessness, will appear a little further on. Meanwhile,
18      V, 1intro|     still, for my own part, I appear in the character of a disciple
19      V, 8     |       the true Christ) should appear in the flesh as the flower
20      V, 12    |   informs us how "we must all appear before the judgement-seat
21      V, 20    |  Still more plainly does this appear from the apostle's additional