Book, Chapter

 1      I, 9     |       questions arising out of our treatment of these same uncertain
 2      I, 9     |         subsequent in the order of treatment; indeed, they will not have
 3      I, 19    |         fuller and more methodical treatment. Meanwhile it will be sufficient
 4     II, 1     |          of distinguishing, in our treatment of the subject of two Gods
 5     II, 6     |          some other opportunity of treatment, offering as it does instruction
 6    III, 17    |            and of miracle. But the treatment of both these topics I shall
 7     IV, 5     |   integrity until the sacrilegious treatment of Marcion. In short, when
 8     IV, 8     |            experienced their rough treatment, and afterwards went His
 9     IV, 15    |          vexatious and persecuting treatment of the (true) prophets.
10     IV, 39    |         prophets suffered the same treatment of the Jews, and that they
11      V, 1intro| necessarily take precedence in the treatment of them, if a clear knowledge
12      V, 3     |           deserved this concessive treatment, when even the apostle himself