Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |         It was, indeed, matter of surprise to men even of Ordinary
 2        1, IV    |           not therefore matter of surprise that the same God should
 3        1, XVI   |            XVI.~I must express my surprise that Celsus should class
 4        1, XXV   |      Plato in the Philebus should surprise us, when he says, "My fear,
 5        3, XXXII |         these, or might excite no surprise, as not being more remarkable
 6        4, VIII  |           And it is not matter of surprise that in certain generations
 7        4, LXXV  |          animals is not matter of surprise, for these very animals
 8        4, LXXXIX|           and it is not matter of surprise that it should be so with
 9        6, LIII  |          by way of expressing his surprise: "Venerable, indeed, is
10        6, LXXIX |         not, however, a matter of surprise that, owing to the greatness
11        7, IX    | attracting attention and exciting surprise. These are accustomed to