Book, Chapter

 1        2, XIII |      above, in the following fashion: "Although he could state
 2        2, LXIII|      another in some similar fashion. And Paul also, in the concluding
 3        2, LXIV |    He did not appear in like fashion to all those who saw Him,
 4        3, XXVI |  again in so unmistakeable a fashion, and on many subsequent
 5        4, XIV  |   announces in the following fashion: "And again," he says, "
 6        4, XVIII|      men; and being found in fashion as a man, He humbled Himself,
 7        5, XI   |      to call them, after the fashion of Anaxagoras, "fiery masses,"
 8        5, L    |   individual arrayed in this fashion, who announced to him in
 9        6, XV   |  servant, and being found in fashion as a man, humbled Himself,
10        6, XLVI | referred to in the following fashion: "And on the temple shall
11        8, XI   |    He might speak after this fashion, if he could prove by conclusive