Book, Chapter

 1      I, 11|        even with an oath that He existed alone, should have guarded
 2      I, 12|        exist; because, if He had existed, He could not have existed
 3      I, 12|       existed, He could not have existed altogether without a cause.
 4      I, 17|        works; because, if he had existed, he ought to have been known,
 5      I, 22|         itself. Now as a fact it existed not from the beginning,
 6     II, 3 |       good, because as yet there existed nothing to which it could
 7     II, 17|          laws. But Moses and God existed before all your Lycurguses
 8     IV, 5 |          more credible that they existed from the very beginning;
 9     IV, 11|       praying; because, if there existed any diversity between Christ
10     IV, 24|       however, a thing had never existed previous to its becoming
11     IV, 24| approached, because it had never existed at a distance. Everything
12      V, 6 |    wholly incredible idea. If he existed, concealment of himself
13      V, 17|        To be sure, if he had not existed, we might then possibly