Book, Chapter

 1        1, XX     |             and in arguments which prove that such a worship of God
 2        1, XXIII  |           of the Hours; or let him prove that the ever naked Graces
 3        1, XXIV   |             as those skilled in it prove, a consistent system, having
 4        1, XXX    |   distinction, nothing happened to prove a hindrance to their reputation;
 5        1, XXXI   |         see, when they ventured to prove not only to the Jews from
 6        1, XLII   |           Aphrodite, how should we prove that such was the case,
 7        1, XLIII  |      fiction, "How are you able to prove, sir, that the Lord spake
 8        1, XLIII  |            as you suppose, clearly prove it to be true, it being
 9        1, LV     |           during the discussion to prove that these predictions regarding
10        1, LXX    |       Jesus)," since he is able to prove from. the Gospel narratives
11        2, VII    |            falsehoods, that he may prove Jesus to have been guilty
12        2, XVIII  |           for His foreknowledge to prove untrue; and therefore it
13        2, XXII   |           be impossible for him to prove, save by means of such a
14        2, XXIV   |             After this, wishing to prove that the occurrences which
15        2, XXIX   |          can bring any argument to prove that a pestilence converts
16        2, XXX    |       proofs so mean, no one could prove him to be God, and the Son
17        2, XXX    |         misinterpretations, and to prove them to be such, and to
18        2, XXXII  |            how could her ignorance prove that she was not descended
19        2, XXXVIII|        which we lay before them to prove that He is the Messiah,
20        2, XLI    |             evil," let him clearly prove the existence of any wicked
21        2, LXXVI  |           in the Lord (Jesus)--can prove the reasonableness of those
22        3, X      |   beginning, how does that help to prove that Christians would be
23        3, XXII   |            exist, we shall have to prove the doctrine of the soul'
24        3, XXII   |            exist, we have still to prove the doctrine of immortality,
25        3, XXXIV  |           these instances we shall prove that he has compared us
26        3, LXXX   |            principle;, and let him prove that these are words which
27        3, LXXXI  |   religious mysteries; and let him prove that the end which is predicted
28        3, LXXXI  |            a good life; or let him prove that these words were not
29        4, II     |             For he means those who prove from the Jewish Scriptures
30        4, XIII   |  understood by the writer, and can prove that the wicked man literally
31        4, XVIII  |          Word does not, I imagine, prove false to His own nature,
32        4, XVIII  |             Nor does He mislead or prove false. But if one were to
33        4, XXXI   |             After this, wishing to prove that there is no difference
34        4, XXXIII |          by Jews and Christians to prove the sacred character of
35        4, XLII   |      adduce any reason which might prove it to be a fiction. In the
36        4, LIV    |         since he did not intend to prove what he professed to demonstrate;
37        4, LIV    |           merely assert, but would prove his assertions.~
38        4, LXXIX  |          what does it all avail to prove that in the beginning men
39        4, LXXXVII|            what does that avail to prove that it is not nature, but
40        4, LXXXIX |       however, seeing he wished to prove by the foregoing statements
41        4, XCVII  |       spoken at them, and actually prove that they are not without
42        5, III    |         man, or to grant this, and prove the falsity of the assertions
43        5, XXVIII | superintending spirits; and let us prove to the best of our ability,
44        5, LI     |      consider what follows, and to prove that it is no empty boast
45        5, LV     |           not at all contribute to prove that Jesus was not the only
46        5, LXI    |           are not to be blamed who prove from the same Scriptures
47        6, VI     |      commit to writing what was to prove of such advantage to human
48        6, X      |          as Celsus adduces this to prove that we ought not to yield
49        6, LXV    |          Father; and thus we shall prove the falsity of the assertion
50        7, XIV    |            Must he die in order to prove his divinity? But the prophets
51        7, XV     |           of two propositions," to prove that the major premiss is
52        7, LI     |        against Celsus, in order to prove that his words contain nothing
53        7, LIX    |           seem, we are prepared to prove this by an illustration
54        7, LXVI   |         the gods." But he does not prove that they are not rather
55        8, IX     |         heroes: "Now, sir, can you prove that the right to be honoured
56        8, XI     |          this fashion, if he could prove by conclusive arguments
57        8, XIX    |          with temples, that we may prove to those who accept the
58        8, XXXIII |          as we live, that they may prove good and kind." We must
59        8, XXXIV  |           of beings who shall ever prove friendly to us, we are taught
60        8, LI     |           should have proceeded to prove and enforce by further reasons
61        8, LIII   |           know, and as they cannot prove, either by what the Stoics
62        8, LVI    |          say, "Try me, O Lord, and prove me; purge my reins and my
63        8, LXXII  |         and lengthened argument to prove that it is not only possible,