Book, Chapter

 1    III, 15|    himself by some other name, seeing that he preached another (
 2     IV, 9 |      touch the unclean person, seeing that contact with the unclean
 3     IV, 19|        God or Son of God, from seeing Him, as they did, in the
 4     IV, 21|       despised of the people;" seeing that it was His will that "
 5     IV, 22|   happened than when Peter, on seeing His glory, knew not what
 6     IV, 23|       was our duty to believe, seeing that you are upbraiding
 7     IV, 23|    become our duty to believe, seeing that you reproach us with '
 8     IV, 24| prophets, forsooth, is Christ, seeing it is from them that He
 9     IV, 25|       have been, who were then seeing what others were naturally
10     IV, 25|   others, even of such as were seeing the things which others
11     IV, 25|     the habit of teaching. But seeing that even the dead were
12     IV, 29|  raiment are necessary to man, seeing that he has made no such
13     IV, 33|      foreign to the Pharisees, seeing that He was the proper God
14     IV, 35| fountain, not its mere "well." Seeing, therefore, that they recognised
15      V, 18|      are expunged by his hand, seeing that entire pages are usually