Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII  |         other treatises of his it is ascertained that he was an Epicurean;
 2        1, XXXVII|            of man himself. For it is ascertained that there is a certain
 3        1, L     |             heaven." Now we have not ascertained that such occurrences are
 4        1, LXII  |              Gospel. And we have not ascertained the employments of the remaining
 5        2, XVIII | foreknowledge. And, again, if He had ascertained that one would deny Him,
 6        3, LXXIV |         notice, because you have not ascertained the meaning which they contain,
 7        4, XCIII |           animals, or having himself ascertained these things by his own
 8        5, XLIX  |         thing; but upon their having ascertained the nature of clean and
 9        6, XXV   |             too use the word. And we ascertained that where the valley of
10        6, XL    |              that they have actually ascertained that Christians devour the
11        6, XL    |              the multitude, who have ascertained by experience that such
12        6, LXXVI |             if it were to be clearly ascertained from the Gospels that "He