Book, Chapter

 1      I, 6 |     gods, because, having once confessed that they are on a par,
 2      I, 6 |   inferior being. But when you confessed both gods to be divine,
 3      I, 6 |    both gods to be divine, you confessed then both to be supreme.
 4     II, 2 |     hast thou made me thus? He confessed that he was led astray;
 5    III, 11|        man, He, without doubt, confessed that He had been born. Now
 6    III, 14|       injury which, it must be confessed, are the proper business
 7     IV, 8 |     were cowed. Therefore they confessed that (Christ) was the Son
 8     IV, 9 | consistent in it? For you have confessed that, in his goodness, he
 9     IV, 28|      of course, who would have confessed him, if he had only confessed
10     IV, 28|  confessed him, if he had only confessed God. Now, He who will confess
11     IV, 29|       or weakness. But when he confessed that these things are necessary
12     IV, 38|        truth, however, must be confessed, this god has not a denarius