Book, Chapter

 1      I, 13|         among the Greeks also is assigned a name of ornament and grace,
 2     II, 6 | attribute of goodness, there was assigned to him in the constitution
 3     II, 8 |        to the angels, to whom He assigned no such subjects; nor would
 4    III, 9 |       easy for him still to have assigned the true substance of flesh
 5    III, 11|    Creator might be free to have assigned to Him all predictions which
 6    III, 11|          you might possibly have assigned to him a putative nativity
 7    III, 19|      which would then have to be assigned to another (Christ), if
 8    III, 20|       than that which prediction assigned to Him; and the result of
 9    III, 23|         Him, who had in prophecy assigned their suffering to His own
10     IV, 2 |         its authors, to whom was assigned by the Lord Himself this
11     IV, 8 |        been by the prophets thus assigned to the Creator's Christ.
12     IV, 10|       whom (the appellation) was assigned by the prophet. But perhaps
13     IV, 21|        different reason which He assigned for the silence, even because "
14     IV, 21|        none but my Christ can be assigned the occasion of such a shame
15     IV, 31|         it which can possibly be assigned to him who has done all