Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVI   | come to pass without divine assistance, that Jesus, desiring during
 2        1, XXVI   |  that it was without divine assistance that he had implanted in
 3        1, LIV    |  saying that He received no assistance from the Father, or was
 4        2, LV     |    while alive he was of no assistance to himself, but that when
 5        2, LIX    |      while alive, was of no assistance to himself, but that he
 6        2, LIX    |  the expression, "was of no assistance to himself?" For if he means
 7        2, LIX    |   that He was of very great assistance. For He neither uttered
 8        2, LXXVIII|   wished without the divine assistance, and could rise superior
 9        3, XXXIX  |   result without the divine assistance. And we have confidence
10        3, XLIX   |  should it not rather be an assistance, and a means by which one
11        3, XLIX   |    knowledge of God, but an assistance, to have been educated,
12        4, LXXV   |   nets and weapons, and the assistance of many persons, along with
13        6, XIV    |    entreat the helpless for assistance. And although some may say