Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVII|           His birth from a virgin, comparing the Greek fables about Danae,
 2        2, XVI   |  endeavoured to calumniate them by comparing them to acts of sorcery,
 3        2, LVII  |           occurrences; so that, by comparing what they themselves believed
 4        3, XXI   | unphilosophic sneers of Celsus, in Comparing the inner mysteries of the
 5        3, XXIII |          prophetic Scriptures, and comparing afterwards His history with
 6        3, XXX   |           In like manner, also, in comparing the council of the Church
 7        3, L     |        slanders us in these words, comparing us to those who in the market-places
 8        3, LVI   |            and the friends of God; comparing them to "workers in wool
 9        4, LXXI  |         are called "spiritual," by comparing the meaning of what is addressed
10        4, LXXII |   suggested this measure, will, on comparing together the two statements,
11        6, XXII  |         star; the second to Venus, comparing her to the splendour and
12        6, XXIV  |        aforesaid Persian, will, on comparing the two together, and on
13        7, XI    |        obscure parts of prophecy, "comparing spiritual things with spiritual,"