Book, Chapter

 1      I, 1pref| afterwards an apostate. He, as it happened, had transcribed a portion
 2      I, 11   |           circumstance could have happened to him, if he had been unwilling.
 3     II, 5    |          no such issue could have happened had God been such as He
 4     II, 5    |           has this issue actually happened, because He is not such
 5     II, 5    |     improper for any evil to have happened to man, and yet evil did
 6     II, 5    |         pass which could not have happened through God. I find, then,
 7     II, 6    |          impute the blame of what happened to the Creator, without
 8     II, 7    |       whether anything could have happened against the will of God.
 9    III, 5    |         that which as yet had not happened sounded as if it had been
10    III, 23   |            Because of me has this happened to you; ye shall lie down
11     IV, 12   |          that (to be sure) it has happened that Marcion acquired his
12     IV, 22   |       When could this have better happened than when Peter, on seeing
13     IV, 38   |          consider what would have happened if the Pharisees had replied
14      V, 3    |      shown to us, if that had not happened which induced him to act
15      V, 4    |         as it seems to me, it has happened to Marcion: the last mention
16      V, 7    |         saying: "Now these things happened as examples for us." Now,
17      V, 7    |  beginning: "Now all these things happened unto them for ensamples;
18      V, 18   |         daughters of men. But how happened it that (the apostle) resorted