Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX    |         answer, that if it were possible for all to leave the business
 2        1, XXXVII|      occurrence, to relate as a possible thing that Plato was the
 3        2, XVIII |       crime. For if it had been possible for the one to abstain from
 4        2, XIX   |      only came to pass as being possible, but also that, because
 5        2, XX    |   predicts an event, when it is possible that it may or may not happen,
 6        2, XX    |    needy man." Wherefore it was possible for him to show mercy, and
 7        2, XX    |    admit this. For it was quite possible, also, that they might not
 8        2, XX    |     being true (although it was possible that they might not happen),
 9        2, XXIV  |      these: 'O Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from
10        2, XXIV  |   expression, "Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from
11        2, XXV   |   expression, "Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from
12        2, XXV   |   expression, "Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from
13        2, XXV   |    reverence, "Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from
14        2, XXV   |       prayer, "Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from
15        2, XXV   |       by Thee, I pray, if it be possible, that this cup may pass
16        2, XXX   |       manner. How, then, was it possible for the Gospel doctrine
17        2, XLIX  |       insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the
18        2, XLIX  |    disciples; seeing that it is possible that one who makes use of
19        2, LX    |     next place, as if this were possible, viz., that the image of
20        2, LXI   |        by Thomas, who deemed it possible that the body of the soul
21        2, LXVIII|    which their arrangement is a possible one, they are proved to
22        3, IV    |      what He was to do, and, if possible, when He was to arrive.
23        3, XXIV  |  guilelessness, as far as it is possible to see the conscience revealed
24        3, XXVII |        case), we ask, How is it possible that, while supposing the
25        3, XXX   |   energetic, it is nevertheless possible to discover a general superiority
26        3, XXXI  |     devote themselves as far as possible to the God who is over all,
27        3, XXXIX |         far more than it seemed possible could be accomplished by
28        3, XLII  |        in answer, that if it is possible for the matter which underlies
29        3, LI    |    having previously, so far as possible, tested the souls of those
30        3, LIV   |         in order that as far as possible they may lay aside their
31        3, LXVI  |        recovery of virtue was a possible thing for men. But although
32        3, LXX   |       do everything which it is possible for Him to do without ceasing
33        3, LXXIII|       in the way in which it is possible for such persons to be brought
34        4, III   |          men) better, nor is it possible for him by means of his
35        4, III   |         asking, "Is it then not possible for him, by means of his
36        4, III   |         to be so, and let it be possible." Where, then, is our free
37        4, III   |      such a course was not only possible, but could be accomplished
38        4, III   |       of Celsus) why it was not possible for God, by means of His
39        4, XLIX  |     from the historical), it is possible to be convinced that the
40        4, LIII  |      themselves, and, as far as possible, to form an opinion from
41        4, LXII  |    Socrates say: "It is neither possible for evils to disappear from
42        4, LXV   |         difficult, though still possible, for such an one, although
43        4, XCVIII|       and, if it be true, it is possible that it may occur in consequence
44        5, I     |        and the Jews. If it were possible, indeed, for me to enter
45        5, VI    |      and planets, as if it were possible that 'the whole' could be
46        5, VII   |     Jews do this, as if it were possible that "the whole" should
47        5, XIV   |       viz., that all things are possible to God. And yet God cannot
48        5, XXIII |         with God all things are possible; for we know how to understand
49        5, LXIII |     opinions from ours, but, if possible, use every exertion to raise
50        6, I     |      benefits upon the greatest possible number, and, so far as they
51        6, VII   |        imagines. For how was it possible that they should have heard
52        6, VIII  |        who relates the greatest possible amount of wonders, and who,
53        6, VIII  |   clearly know, so far as it is possible for happy human beings to
54        6, X     |        others, again, as far as possible, in the way of demonstration,
55        6, XXVIII|      his against us, should, if possible, arise and exterminate the
56        6, LV    |         really evil, how was it possible that the proclamation regarding (
57        6, LVII  |         not be wrong; for it is possible for a man who has thoroughly
58        6, LXIII |          visible) being." Is it possible to suppose that the element
59        6, LXV   |       phrase to mean that it is possible to represent by words something
60        6, LXIX  |      the Father. For it was not possible that there could exist a
61        7, I     |  Christians, and have as far as possible passed over nothing without
62        7, II    |      another God, no defence is possible; and they who recognise
63        7, III   |       we reply that it would be possible for us to gather from the
64        7, XXXV  |        desire it. But how is it possible that a phantom which, as
65        7, XXXVII|        the unlearned, how is it possible that such persons could
66        7, XLII  |    approves, in so far as it is possible for man and the soul still
67        7, XLIII |         the universe; but it is possible to see Him in the way thus
68        7, XLV   |         see, and renders vision possible, and in consequence of it
69        7, XLV   |  renders intelligent perception possible; and in consequence of it
70        7, LV    |        words: "Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from
71        7, LXIII | interest. So that, supposing it possible for a man to commit adultery,
72        7, LXIV  |       or because for some other possible reason they have selected
73        7, LXV   |       are demons; but it is not possible at the same time to know
74        8, L     |         to bring them as far as possible to a higher state of refinement--
75        8, LII   |         bring all men as far as possible to receive the whole system
76        8, LVIII |         and be freed as much as possible from all plagues and troubles?"
77        8, LVIII |    adversity, and may as far as possible escape all plagues and troubles.
78        8, LXXII | Afterwards he says: "If it were possible," implying at the same time
79        8, LXXII |         Any one who thinks this possible, knows nothing." It would
80        8, LXXII |       prove that it is not only possible, but that it will surely