Book, Chapter

 1      I, 9 | uncertain, because he has been hitherto unknown; for of whomsoever
 2      I, 18|        perhaps he was hindered hitherto by his leading star, or
 3     IV, 16| precept in question, which had hitherto been so confined, and obscure,
 4     IV, 17|       is this kind being which hitherto has not been even known?
 5     IV, 18|   approve and compare what was hitherto crude, nay, I might say,
 6     IV, 18|       crude, nay, I might say, hitherto naught. Why, however, might
 7     IV, 19|        and made manifest," who hitherto has kept his god in obscurity,
 8     IV, 20|     that a woman who had been. hitherto unconscious of any God,
 9     IV, 22|       made no mistake, because hitherto Christ had revealed nothing
10     IV, 28|      and the recognition of an hitherto unknown and hidden god.
11     IV, 34|     whom alone Christ had been hitherto announced. Their faith,
12     IV, 35|    else but He by whom all had hitherto been healed through Christ?