Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVI    |     learned men who have conferred benefits upon their contemporaries (
 2        2, XXXIII |          and who desired to confer benefits upon the whole human race.
 3        2, XLII   |          and by which He conferred benefits upon his adherents. And
 4        3, III    |         AEsculapius, who conferred benefits on many, and who foretold
 5        3, XXVII  |           the result, and from the benefits which have accrued from
 6        3, XXXIV  |            who bestows upon us the benefits which come from the Father,
 7        4, XXVIII |           teaches us to extend the benefits which we enjoy, so far as
 8        5, IV     |           be the recipients of His benefits. Having thus learned to
 9        5, V      |         down from heaven to confer benefits on mankind are a different
10        6, I      | ambassadors of the truth to confer benefits upon the greatest possible
11        6, LV     |            corporeal and external (benefits) are improperly called "
12        6, LXXVIII|           who has always conferred benefits upon the human race. For
13        7, XXVI   |         nations should receive the benefits of Christ's teaching, all
14        8, LIII   |        unto these also some of the benefits of His rule, and will give
15        8, LVII   |         who has loaded us with His benefits, whose workmanship we are,
16        8, LIX    |         promise us in return great benefits. According to Celsus, then,