Book, Chapter

 1    III, 11|    have assigned to Him all predictions which treated of Him as
 2    III, 19|  that from the diversity of predictions there might be maintained
 3     IV, 11|    there should arise rival predictions of a diverse deity, which
 4     IV, 15|   things accomplished their predictions. Again, it is more characteristic
 5     IV, 18|      Now, inasmuch as these predictions evidently related to the
 6     IV, 21| ancient proofs? But all the predictions have been fulfilled concerning
 7     IV, 39|  may not suppose that these predictions refer to such sufferings
 8     IV, 39|    on the other both in the predictions of the prophets and the
 9      V, 11|  covered and veiled, if the predictions of Moses relating to Christ,
10      V, 15|    the Creator, which utter predictions according to His will. Thus