Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   | testified against our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, He remained
 2        1, IV     |        by the prophets and the Saviour, in order that at the divine
 3        1, VI     |     bring a charge against the Saviour Himself, alleging that it
 4        1, XXVI   |    first place to speak of our Saviour as having been the leader
 5        1, XXXV   | because it is written that the Saviour was born of the house of
 6        1, XXXVII |  established not only that our Saviour was to be born of a virgin,
 7        1, XXXVII |   which were to believe on the Saviour, and many other things concerning
 8        1, XL     |        dove alighting upon our Saviour at His baptism by John,
 9        1, XLI    |      of the Holy Spirit to our Saviour in the form of a dove. And
10        1, XLVI   |      correct. For, because the Saviour was sent, afterwards the
11        1, XLVIII |        same be believed of the Saviour by every intelligent hearer
12        1, XLVIII |    opening of the heavens, the Saviour, foretelling to His disciples
13        1, XLIX   |     foretold the advent of the Saviour, would have ascribed to
14        1, LI     |    respecting the place of the Saviour's birth--that the Ruler
15        1, LIV    |     the Gospel, reproaches the Saviour because of His sufferings,
16        1, LV     |     and had been healed by the Saviour's sufferings (whether belonging
17        1, LVII   |        treatise, addresses the Saviour thus: "If you say that every
18        1, LX     |        since He was a God, the Saviour of the human race, raised
19        1, LXI    |  beginning plotted against the Saviour, imagining that He was and
20        1, LXII   |     declaration uttered by the Saviour, I shall nevertheless quote
21        1, LXII   |    divine manifestation of our Saviour's foreknowledge regarding
22        1, LXIV   |   kindness and love of God our Saviour towards man appeared, by
23        2, IX     |         who was deemed to be a Saviour, and a son of the greatest
24        2, IX     |     the devils." But these our Saviour convicted of uttering the
25        2, XIII   |     predictions uttered by the Saviour, in which He foretold what
26        2, XIII   |        the prediction of their Saviour, "Ye shall be brought before
27        2, XVI    |       of the confession of the Saviour's sufferings confirms his
28        2, XX     |       the foreknowledge of our Saviour regarding him as the traitor;
29        2, XX     |  spoken of by the mouth of the Saviour, in words beginning thus: "
30        2, XX     |       that he would betray the Saviour, so also was he considered
31        2, XXV    |     the following effect:--The Saviour, foreseeing the sufferings
32        2, LII    |      to be the Christ, and the Saviour of the human race?~
33        2, LIX    |     place at the time when our Saviour suffered. And he goes on
34        2, LIX    |      recorded to have seen the Saviour after His resurrection,
35        2, LXIV   |      He." And I think that the Saviour Himself indicates the same
36        2, LXVII  |        and of the day. For our Saviour Lord, like a good physician,
37        2, LXXV   |    thus what was spoken by our Saviour will be applicable also
38        3, I      |      that one was to come as a Saviour to the human race, but do
39        3, III    | personage who was to come as a Saviour to the human race?~
40        3, XIV    |      Christ, who was to be the Saviour of mankind. For in so far
41        3, XLIX   |     these, since Christ is the Saviour of all men, and especially
42        3, LXII   |      who sin no more, then our Saviour Jesus was sent even to such,
43        4, IV     |    country, for He came as the Saviour of all men.~
44        4, VIII   |       after, it is said to the Saviour by the Father, "Ask of Me,
45        4, IX     |  themselves to God, and to the Saviour of our race, and be contented
46        4, XVIII  |    benevolence, brought down a Saviour to the human race?--seeing
47        4, XIX    | advanced by no one against our Saviour. And we have already replied,
48        4, XXII   |      in conspiring against the Saviour of the human race in that
49        4, XXVIII |      Himself is said to be the Saviour of all men, especially of
50        4, LXXXVII|        our Gospels too, is our Saviour described as saying: "These
51        4, XCIX   |       the prophets, and by the Saviour who came to visit the whole
52        5, V      |   things, and that through our Saviour the Son of God, who is the
53        5, XI     |       this point: Our Lord and Saviour, heating Himself on one
54        5, LI     |  imagines), or even of our own Saviour Jesus; but that for a good
55        5, LIII   |      those points in which our Saviour Jesus Christ is made the
56        5, LIII   |       the subject of our great Saviour, although the accuser may
57        5, LIII   |    concession in saying of the Saviour, "Let him appear to be really
58        5, LIV    |       maintained both that our Saviour was the only being that
59        5, LV     |      who manifestly became the Saviour and benefactor of all those
60        6, XV     |     its teacher; but our great Saviour Himself says: "Learn of
61        6, XVII   |   covering." Nay, our Lord and Saviour, the Logos of God, manifesting
62        6, XXX    |   neither acknowledge Jesus as Saviour, nor God, nor Teacher, nor
63        6, XLIII  |      the devil who tempted the Saviour, that I may not appear to
64        6, XLV    | writings of Paul, nor what the Saviour in the Gospels has predicted
65        6, LXIV   |    have the Spirit of God. Our Saviour, also, does not partake
66        6, LXIV   |     these words respecting our Saviour, who is said to be "the
67        6, LXX    |        and literal manner, our Saviour said to the Samaritan woman, "
68        7, XXXIV  |     eyes of the body. When our Saviour says, "He that hath ears
69        7, XXXIX  |      in us was familiar to our Saviour, who says," For judgment
70        8, V      |      given by Moses and by our Saviour Jesus, and who have no part
71        8, XIV    |   incautiously assert that the Saviour is the Most High God; however,
72        8, XV     |         But when we regard the Saviour as God the Word, and Wisdom,
73        8, XVII   |  creation is that image in our Saviour who said, "My Father is
74        8, XVIII  |   shall be My people." And the Saviour says, "If any man hear My
75        8, XIX    |      pure and holy body of our Saviour Jesus Christ. When He knew