Book, Chapter

 1      I, 4 |      power among kings cannot evidently be multifarious, but only
 2     II, 21| carrying around of the ark is evidently not an ordinary daily duty,
 3     II, 22|      prohibited; and they are evidently not at variance with this
 4    III, 20|      laughter. For David will evidently have brought forth Solomon!
 5     IV, 5 |       whole, then, if that is evidently more true which is earlier,
 6     IV, 18|      Son much rather? Now, so evidently had the Lord Christ introduced
 7     IV, 18|    Whatever doubt he felt was evidently rather entertained about
 8     IV, 18| inasmuch as these predictions evidently related to the Creator's
 9     IV, 20|       this that the Psalm may evidently have spoken: "The Lord is
10     IV, 20|       time. And thus she may: evidently be regarded as having discerned
11     IV, 22|       to be here" (good: that evidently means to be where Moses
12     IV, 39|     the good god himself; and evidently no more will have been promised
13      V, 6 |     world." But (the apostle) evidently did not speak of spiritual
14      V, 8 |       the time is short"), it evidently follows in connection with
15      V, 19|       aliments. For Moses had evidently received the law from God.