Book, Chapter

 1      I, 2 |      obliged to acknowledge, he destroyed by defaming his attributes
 2      I, 29|        comparison. For while he destroyed lives, our heretic's god
 3     II, 29| reformed by Christ, rather than destroyed; restored, rather than abolished;
 4    III, 7 |         that which shall not be destroyed." Then indeed He shall have
 5    III, 8 |         nullified, ours also is destroyed. If Christ's resurreetion
 6    III, 11|        means of the assault are destroyed. Therefore if He is to be
 7     IV, 9 |       in like manner, as having destroyed the law, who had escaped
 8     IV, 15|    advocate of the prophets! He destroyed them as their rival, by
 9     IV, 21|     them for God's sake; but He destroyed those of the Chaldaeans,
10     IV, 39|         that which shall not be destroyed," because in it "men shall
11      V, 4 |        any other. Or if another destroyed them, he only helped on
12      V, 6 |        God, he shall be himself destroyed" of course, by the God of
13      V, 17|       by whom they are in short destroyed? Again, what Christ do the