Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIX   |     one were to examine more fully the history of such an individual,
 2        1, LXVIII |     others, after being more fully instructed by His word and
 3        2, IV     |      writings, which are not fully comprehended by the Jews,
 4        2, X      | candid judges that they were fully persuaded of the truth of
 5        3, XXXVIII|   their appearing to be more fully endowed with reason and
 6        4, I      |   the three preceding books, fully stated what occurred to
 7        7, XLIX   |      Jesus. These truths are fully investigated by all who
 8        7, LI     |       and those who are more fully inspired by God, who have
 9        7, LXX    |      of men. To explain this fully, and to justify the conduct
10        8, V      |     them, in order that when fully instructed He may form them
11        8, XXIV   |  whole treatise to set forth fully all that is contained on
12        8, LXVI   |      say that Minerva sprang fully armed from the brain of