Book, Chapter

 1      I, 1pref |       of my work which is the third as superseding the second,
 2      I, 1pref |      the first instead of the third renders a preface necessary
 3      I, 3     |    pictorial fancy, or by the third process, as we must now
 4      I, 4     | introducing, I will not say a third god or a fourth, but as
 5      I, 11    |      else unable. There is no third reason. Now, that he was
 6      I, 14    |  pains of descending from the third heaven to these poverty-stricken
 7      I, 15    |       see, indeed, about that third heaven, when we come to
 8      I, 15    |   there vacant, in which some third god also may be able with
 9    III, 8     |    and that He rose again the third day." Besides, if His flesh
10     IV, 21    |      the famine. You have the third book of the Kings. If you
11     IV, 21    |       and be raised again the third day." Now, inasmuch as these
12     IV, 23    |    sons. When, indeed, in the third case before us, (Christ)
13     IV, 31    |    but from the same city. My third remark is this, that although
14     IV, 43conc|     will He revive us: in the third day He will raise us up."
15     IV, 43conc|      be crucified, and on the third day rise again." "Must be