Book, Chapter

 1        1, I     |         is, that the Christians entered into secret associations
 2        1, XVIII |         maintain, having as yet entered into no investigation regarding
 3        2, XXI   |         salt on the table, have entered into a conspiracy against
 4        2, XXI   |       the hospitality of others entered into conspiracies against
 5        2, LV    |    should have recorded that he entered into the darkness, where
 6        3, XVII  |      mystery; but when you have entered, and passed within, the
 7        3, XXVII |     truths which they believed, entered for the sake of "fictions" (
 8        3, XXXIII| Astypalaea, "who," he relates, "entered into an ark, and although
 9        3, XLVIII|    rather than he who has twice entered the married state, and a
10        4, III   |         amongst men that Christ entered into this life. Immediately
11        4, XVIII |      soul of Jesus after it had entered the body, we would inquire
12        5, XLIX  |       is common or unclean hath entered into my mouth," "What God
13        6, XVII  |        Moses is related to have entered into the darkness where
14        6, XLII  |   mentions that agreements were entered into between them, to the
15        6, LXVIII|     that the Word of God, which entered into those who seek Him,
16        7, III   |      prophetic Spirit of Apollo entered her private parts; and when