Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |    the world," must have some resemblance to the views of those who
 2        1, XVI   |     tribes, on account of the resemblance between their traditions
 3        1, LXVIII|       There would indeed be a resemblance between them, if Jesus,
 4        2, XLIV  |     if those persons have any resemblance to robbers, who on account
 5        2, LI    |       may appear to have some resemblance in the figure of its body
 6        2, LI    |     as a dove, so there is no resemblance between what is done by
 7        3, XVII  |      a dog!" Now, what is the resemblance between us and the splendours
 8        3, XVII  |     temples? And where is the resemblance to those irrational animals
 9        3, XXIII |       conspiracy, and bore no resemblance to the death of AEsculapius
10        3, LII   | things compared which have no resemblance. He says that these individuals,
11        4, XXXIX |    which appears to bear some resemblance to the paradise of God,
12        6, XLIV  |    and who being the "seal of resemblance" and the "crown of beauty"
13        7, XI    |       no prophets bearing any resemblance to the ancient prophets
14        7, LXVI  |     already, that we hold the resemblance to God to be preserved in
15        8, XVIII |  those who bear, so to say, a resemblance in form and feature to Himself.