Book, Chapter

1        2, LXVIII|    diviner nature, in order to disappear when He chose, is clear
2        2, LXIX  |       this: "Why, pray, did he disappear after he had been put upon
3        2, LXIX  |        upon the cross, and not disappear before he suffered?" If,
4        2, LXIX  |        that He did not at once disappear from the cross, they imagine
5        4, V     |        would be overturned and disappear." And if we must speak of
6        4, VIII  | difficulties should be made to disappear, and that the objections
7        4, LXII  |  neither possible for evils to disappear from among men, nor for
8        4, LXII  |        says that "evils cannot disappear from among men."~
9        4, LXV   |      how they shall be made to disappear. But although ignorance