Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIII   |      altogether without help, is shown by that genuine disciple
 2        1, XIII   |        these words it is clearly shown that it is by the wisdom
 3        1, XXXVII |         say that the Creator has shown, by the generation of several
 4        1, XLIII  |        and to have been not only shown to the prophet by a diviner
 5        1, XLV    |         almost incredible! It is shown from the declarations concerning
 6        1, LI     |           unless it were clearly shown that He had been born in
 7        1, LI     |    regarding His birth, there is shown at Bethlehem the cave where
 8        2, XI     |        in his place; and this is shown by the words: "And his bishopric
 9        2, XVIII  |      regarding Him. And this was shown to be equally true of him
10        2, XIX    |         their being predicted is shown to be a falsehood: for it
11        2, XIX    |         their being predicted is shown to be true; for the truth
12        2, XXIII  |  preceding pages we have already shown, that He would not have
13        2, XXXI   |          pages, where Christ was shown to be the first-born of
14        2, XXXII  |           XXXII.~We have already shown that Jesus can be regarded
15        2, XLVIII |         composed the Gospels, is shown by this, that if it had
16        2, LII    |        should not such rather be shown to be the case with Jesus,
17        2, LXVII  |          power, he ought to have shown himself to those who ill-treated
18        2, LXVIII |        they really are, they are shown to desire impossibilities;
19        2, LXIX   |          each one of them can be shown, to those who have an intelligent
20        2, LXXIV  |         do not think that he has,shown that "we fall upon our own
21        3, IV     |       pointed out, and it can be shown both what sort of person
22        3, XIV    |    wonderful, the more it can be shown to be based on no substantial
23        3, XIV    |       doctrine of God, and Jesus shown to be the Son of God both
24        3, XXV    |      that is divine in itself is shown to belong either to the
25        3, XXXV   |        the Greeks; and let it be shown that it was to no purpose
26        3, XLV    |       cultivated, that they were shown to excel all of them in
27        3, XLIX   |        this, especially if it be shown that he is an Epicurean.~
28        3, LVIII  |     where it is demonstrated and shown that they have been treated
29        3, LIX    |          made progress, and have shown that they have been purified
30        3, LXVII  |      punishment. And yet this is shown to be false from the history
31        3, LXXIII |         this, as we have already shown in the preceding pages,
32        3, LXXV   |    either case, then, he will be shown to have employed to no purpose
33        4, II     |         Son of a God, as we have shown in the foregoing pages.
34        4, VII    |         who do not accept may be shown to be wicked and be punished."
35        4, XXVII  |         All these things has God shown beforehand, and announced
36        4, XXXV   |       results). He ought to have shown, moreover, how we, in misinterpreting
37        4, XXXVI  | writings--that very Moses who is shown to be much older than the
38        4, XLIV   |        wonderful wells which are shown at Ascalon, and which are
39        4, XLVII  |        of hatred; for he has not shown that Goshen, the district
40        4, LIV    |        opinion, but also to have shown us that it was no perfect
41        4, LVII   |          thinks that this can be shown to be the consequence of
42        4, LX     |           If, however, it can be shown by any arguments not to
43        4, XCIX   |       think, indeed, that I have shown in the preceding pages that
44        5, IX     |   attribute it, he ought to have shown that the Jews did this in
45        5, XXX    |         clay and matter, and had shown their desire to make brick
46        5, XXXIX  |         His genuine disciple has shown, when he said of Him, "Who
47        5, XLVII  |     Greeks; but righteousness is shown to be one thing according
48        6, X      |          not by human power, but shown by the result to be due
49        6, XXIX   |     flesh and blood, as has been shown in the preceding pages;
50        6, L      |       sheer nonsense." If he had shown, now, how it appeared to
51        6, LXVI   |    radiance of the Word, who has shown in consequence of what ignorance,
52        6, LXXII  |        after each individual has shown, by his efforts, what kind
53        6, LXXIV  |    punished in such a manner, be shown to be God's Son, unless
54        7, X      |       these assertions, and have shown that there was no divine
55        7, X      |        predictions, which, being shown by events to have proceeded
56        7, XV     |         destructive. This may be shown as follows. The one argument
57        7, XVIII  |        times in order to find it shown that the whole people, after
58        7, XX     |          spiritual,--as has been shown by some before us. Of the
59        7, XXXIII |       clothed in the way we have shown, we have no need of a body
60        7, XXXVIII|          the same way as we have shown that the eyes, the ears,
61        7, XXXIX  |         and while he should have shown his goodwill to those whom
62        7, XL     |   Ophians who, as we have before shown, have utterly renounced
63        7, LXII   |         hold the same notions is shown by Herodotus in these words: '
64        8, XVI    |         masters, we have already shown what appears to us the principle
65        8, XXI    |       festivals can in no way be shown to accord with the service
66        8, XXIV   |           it it has been clearly shown that we are forbidden to
67        8, XXV    |       similar distinction may be shown to hold among demons. If
68        8, LVII   |   Eucharist. Besides, as we have shown before, the demons have