Book, Chapter

 1      I, 10    |   shall wish. God has for His witnesses this whole being of ours,
 2     II, 5     | prescience, which has for its witnesses as many prophets as it inspired?
 3    III, 8     |   show themselves to be false witnesses of God, because they testified
 4    III, 24    |     testimony of even heathen witnesses, that in Judaea there was
 5     IV, 22    |      from His disciples three witnesses of the impending vision
 6     IV, 22    |         In the mouth of three witnesses," says He, "shall every
 7     IV, 34    |       that other gospel which witnesses to the same verity and the
 8     IV, 43conc|       usually prescribes "two witnesses." Moreover, the women, returning
 9      V, 12    |     the mouth of two or three witnesses shall every word be established?"
10      V, 16    |      given to man, as primary witnesses for the knowledge of Himself,