Book, Chapter

1        1, I   | babbles about the public law, alleging that the associations of
2        1, IV  |    upon our system of morals, alleging that it is only common to
3        1, VI  |  against the Saviour Himself, alleging that it was by means of
4        1, XL  | discredit upon the statement, alleging that the narrative is a
5        1, LVII|   convict Jesus of falsehood, alleging that those predictions which
6        2, XLI |     to find fault with Jesus, alleging that "he did not show himself
7        3, V   |      wonders done by him, but alleging that they were wrought by
8        3, LXVI|      complete transformation, alleging that they cannot be cured