Book, Chapter

 1        1, L     | others the possibility of the notion that they themselves were
 2        3, XXV   |     His power we have no such notion; for the body which was
 3        4, LXI   |        But if, perverting the notion of immortality, he will
 4        6, XLV   |      the man who embodies the notion of him that is named Antichrist?
 5        7, II    |      outset let us refer to a notion he has, that those who assume
 6        7, XLII  |     able to convey to us some notion of Him who is the first,
 7        7, XLII  |     the unspeakable Being,--a notion, namely; which may represent
 8        7, LI    |  knowledge of the truth and a notion of God at different intervals
 9        7, LXVI  |    may give no support to the notion that the images are gods.
10        8, LII   |   Christians, and who, from a notion that Christians are an impious
11        8, LXVIII|    far from setting aside the notion of a providence, and of