Book, Chapter

 1      I, 6 |    the Godhead) can at any rate contain two, since equality
 2      I, 6 | His supremacy. For at this rate the supremacy would be endangered
 3      I, 15| substance, it ought at any rate to have made its appearance
 4     II, 11|  Or if not a judge, at any rate a perverse and useless originator
 5     II, 17|  primitive sources. At any rate, my Creator did not learn
 6    III, 7 |  more obscure, and, at any rate, the more lowly first coming.
 7     IV, 4 |   the letter? They, at any rate, receive his Antitheses;
 8     IV, 10|   of the heart, or, at any rate, the brains of the heretic
 9     IV, 38| administering. But, at any rate, when He actually met their
10      V, 11|    the unknown God. At any rate, if there is a God of this