Book, Chapter

 1        1, IV     |        men those truths which He taught by the prophets and the
 2        1, VI     |         men, which Jesus Himself taught (would be the case), when
 3        1, VII    |          exoteric ones have been taught, is not a peculiarity of
 4        1, VII    |         dixit; while others were taught in secret those doctrines
 5        1, IX     |          is over all things, and taught them to refer every action
 6        1, XI     |          human race; having also taught those who were persuaded
 7        1, XXXVIII|           after they had been so taught to work miracles; or was
 8        1, XXXVIII|       their confidence when they taught the doctrine and disseminated
 9        1, XLIV   |       but that that Spirit which taught Moses the history of events
10        1, XLIV   |      down to Abraham his father, taught also the writers of the
11        1, LI     |      clearness of this prophecy, taught that in Bethlehem the Christ
12        1, LXII   |      divine power that these men taught Christianity, and succeeded
13        1, LXIV   |    destructions," as the prophet taught in the book of Psalms. And
14        1, LXVIII | performed by those who have been taught by Egyptians, who in the
15        2, II     |         was that which was to be taught them by the Holy Spirit,
16        2, XIII   |          thought to Him who then taught and said, "This Gospel shall
17        2, XIV    |       opinion that the doctrines taught by the fathers of our system
18        2, XLII   |         and among those who were taught by Him that what was truly
19        2, XLV    |         among His hearers, which taught men to despise the life
20        2, LII    |      make them admit that He who taught and did such things was
21        2, LVI    |        which they would not have taught with such courage had they
22        2, LXIV   |          Him alone, and where He taught them the beatitudes, when
23        2, LXXI   |                      LXXI.~Jesus taught us who it was that sent
24        2, LXXVI  |         is, because we have been taught by Jesus to have a more
25        3, II     |      this people alone, who were taught to view with contempt all
26        3, II     |        the whole nation had been taught to despise the deities of
27        3, VIII   |    Christians, because they were taught not to avenge themselves
28        3, XVI    |          Grecian accounts, which taught the existence of courts
29        3, XVIII  |          to the truths which are taught in our writings to those
30        3, XXVIII |        upon the life which Jesus taught, and which elevates to friendship
31        3, XXXIII |         to the wish of Paul, who taught that "we ought to know how
32        3, XXXVII |     Egyptians, then, having been taught to worship Antinous, will,
33        3, XXXVIII|         there being teachers who taught the most opposite doctrines),
34        3, XXXIX  |        those artifices which are taught by the cunning sophistry
35        3, LXIII  |        be abased;" nor (although taught even by Plato) that "the
36        4, V      |         our being," as Paul also taught in his address to the Athenians;
37        4, XXVI   |         with those who have been taught not to take the "members
38        4, XXVII  |        But if a man is, as Jesus taught, pure in heart, and meek,
39        4, XXVIII |        Christians, who have been taught that "God commendeth His
40        4, XXIX   |  identical. And therefore we are taught to become "perfect," as
41        5, X      |          that those who had been taught sublimely to ascend above
42        5, XXII   |        the resurrection as it is taught in Scripture. For these
43        5, XXXV   |          and those who have been taught not to yield to superstition,
44        5, XXXVIII|        if the Ethiopian doctrine taught men to philosophize on the
45        5, XXXVIII|          Meroe. For, having been taught to worship Urania and Bacchus
46        5, XXXIX  |        of censure, who have been taught to loath evil, and to turn
47        5, XLII   |        an advantage was it to be taught from their tender years
48        5, XLVI   |        by a heart which had been taught to be pure from all foolish
49        6, II     |         from those who wrote and taught in a simple and practical
50        6, XI     |        which the Christians were taught to prefer, by teaching them
51        6, XXXI   |         the next place, they are taught to say as follows, while
52        6, XXXIX  |     number up all those who have taught methods of purification,
53        6, LVII   |    uttered by him, is distinctly taught by Paul, when he says: "
54        6, LXX    |            And by these words He taught men that God must be worshipped
55        7, XVI    |       form of the man Jesus, who taught us, saying, "I am the resurrection."
56        7, XVIII  |        to the religion which was taught by Moses, whilst, according
57        7, XXV    |     neither "Jesus nor Moses has taught falsely." The Father in
58        7, XL     |       differ entirely from those taught by Jesus. For it is the
59        7, XLI    |      life, than those who, being taught in the school of Jesus Christ,
60        7, XLI    |          who has given light and taught the way of piety to the
61        7, XLVI   |       looking, as they have been taught, not at the things "becoming"
62        7, LI     |    actions are worthy of Him who taught His disciples, "Ye are the
63        7, LXV    |          to us, for we have been taught not to worship the creature
64        8, III    |          gods." Moreover, we are taught that "God is not the God
65        8, X      |       course of life, is plainly taught us by the passage, "Thou
66        8, XIII   |          God. For if we had been taught to regard them as servants
67        8, XIX    |         chooses learn how we are taught, that our bodies are the
68        8, XIX    |        all thy children shall be taught of the Lord; and great shall
69        8, XXXII  |         ourselves, who have been taught to make a proper use of
70        8, XXXIV  |     prove friendly to us, we are taught that "thousand thousands
71        8, XXXIV  |      charge of demons: Jesus has taught us not to despise even the
72        8, XXXVIII|       whatever; for we have been taught, "Bless, and curse not,"
73        8, XLIII  |         known. For Jesus Himself taught us this when He said, "Except
74        8, LII    |      healthy moral life are also taught by the enemies of our faith.
75        8, LIII   |         to believe the doctrines taught by the Jewish prophets and
76        8, LXVI   |        the sun; for we have been taught to speak well not only of