Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |     among the Jews were a better refutation than any answer to the false
 2        1, Pref   |       did not furnish a manifest refutation, and the doctrine a better
 3        1, L      |        thinks fitted to ensure a refutation of them, and which may turn
 4        2, XXXVIII|       the Messiah, adducing such refutation as a defence of their unbelief;
 5        2, XXXVIII|           while not offering any refutation, do they believe in Him
 6        4, II     | shameless assertion, and one the refutation of which does not need many
 7        4, II     |        which needs no lengthened refutation.~
 8        4, LIII   |      before offering any logical refutation, they will appear to be
 9        4, LXIX   |      however, to linger over the refutation of these statements, which
10        4, LXXXVII|      than men also receive their refutation.~
11        7, XXVII  |     opinions themselves or their refutation. Indeed, if we did hold