Book, Chapter

 1        1, LVII |      that every man who, as Paul expresses it, is no longer under fear,
 2        2, LXIX |          yet lying," or, as John expresses it, "wherein was never man
 3        3, LIX  |          as if by way of defence expresses himself as follows: "That
 4        3, LXV  |    nevertheless, I know not why, expresses himself in the following
 5        3, LXXII|      teacher of our doctrine, he expresses himself as follows: "Wise
 6        5, XXIX |      work entitled Genesis, thus expresses himself in the style of
 7        5, XXXIV|    witness on this point, for he expresses himself as follows: 'For
 8        6, XV   | imperfectly understood, where he expresses himself in the Laws as follows: "
 9        6, XXIX |      Christians who so speak, he expresses himself thus: "What could
10        6, XLVI |         is thus that the apostle expresses himself: "We beseech you,
11        6, LXVI |       hearing what has been said expresses himself in the following
12        7, LVIII|        who injures us, or, as he expresses it, 'Whosoever shall strike
13        8, LI   |        LI.~In the next place, he expresses his approval of those who "