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 1        1, XXXIV | Christ, and other miraculous occurrences, he has made no mention
 2        1, XLVIII| recorded that they witnessed occurrences of a rather wonderful kind,
 3        1, L     |    not ascertained that such occurrences are admitted to have taken
 4        2, XXIV  |    wishing to prove that the occurrences which befell Him were painful
 5        2, XXVI  |   method of concealing these occurrences,--that, viz., of not recording
 6        2, XLII  |   lamentable and disgraceful occurrences, seeing that he regards
 7        2, LVII  |     accustomed to miraculous occurrences; so that, by comparing what
 8        2, LX    |  took occasion to charge the occurrences with being untrue.~
 9        3, XXVI  |      from history marvellous occurrences, which in themselves seem
10        3, XXVII |      evidence of the alleged occurrences having taken place? Or do
11        3, XXXII |   more remarkable than other occurrences. But my Jesus said regarding
12        3, XXXIX |     been able thus to invent occurrences which are fitted of themselves
13        4, XI    |     of the accounts of these occurrences, that after lengthened cycles
14        4, XLVII |     he has not related these occurrences (in his treatise). But he
15        5, LVI   |      garments. Each of these occurrences might now be demonstrated