Book, Chapter

 1      I, 22| succour when the cause for it began. For in God all things should
 2     II, 3 |       from the moment when it began to operate. For if it did
 3     II, 3 |     its own beginning when it began to operate, it had not,
 4     II, 3 |    scheme of temporal seasons began, for distinguishing and
 5     II, 12|      as beginning I when evil began, and so tarnish His justice
 6     II, 13|       and the goodness of God began now to have an adversary
 7    III, 23| rejected and slew Him. For it began to come to pass from that
 8     IV, 14|    laugh. Accordingly, He who began (His course) with consolation
 9     IV, 16|     for His possession," then began to be accomplished what
10     IV, 20|      Joshua, when his priests began to pass over! What will
11     IV, 33|       ceased and Christianity began without, however, supposing
12     IV, 33|     and a new state of things began after him. "More easily,
13      V, 11|    from the time only when he began to liberate the human race,