Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXXVIII|    that He might everywhere announce the kingdom of God, accusing
 2        2, XLII   |    go among all nations and announce His doctrine; and, moreover,
 3        4, XCVII  |     this thing or that, and announce these things beforehand,
 4        5, XII    | whom they only proclaim and announce, rather than those who are
 5        5, LVII   |   their lips regarding God, announce the appearances of angels
 6        5, LVII   |     should have appeared to announce that Jesus had risen from
 7        5, LVIII  |    God, but that he came to announce something of greater importance (
 8        6, X      |    come down from heaven to announce it, but acknowledges whence
 9        7, X      |    a prophet had visited to announce future events, "Wherefore
10        7, XLV    |   has descended from God to announce divine things to men, it
11        7, LI     |   has descended from God to announce divine things to men, it