Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXIV  |     Matthew, as of the star that appeared at the birth of Christ,
 2        1, XLIV   |          and why the Holy Spirit appeared to Jesus in the form of
 3        1, XLVI   |        Holy Spirit's having then appeared in the form of a dove, although
 4        1, XLVI   |        of that Holy Spirit which appeared in the form of a dove. They
 5        1, XLVI   |          its defence, and having appeared to them either in a waking
 6        1, LXIV   |          our Saviour towards man appeared, by the washing of regeneration,
 7        1, LXVIII |    promise, that He was God, who appeared in human form to do good
 8        2, I      |       directed to us, would have appeared more likely to produce an
 9        2, I      |       day after the angel of God appeared to Cornelius, suggesting
10        2, XVI    |        did arise; whereas he who appeared only to have died, did not
11        2, XVII   |   nevertheless he decided, as it appeared to him consistent with fight
12        2, XLIV   |       persecuted because of what appeared to them the right way of
13        2, LVII   |          think it was that Jesus appeared to no other nation than
14        2, LX     |        persons already dead have appeared to some around their sepulchres.
15        2, LXIII  |         divine, he ought to have appeared to those who had ill-treated
16        2, LXIII  |          that on one occasion He appeared in their midst, after eight
17        2, LXIII  |          His not having publicly appeared as He did in the period
18        2, LXV    |        Judas); and after them He appeared to the five hundred brethren
19        2, LXV    |     manifest the splendour which appeared in His garments, and the
20        2, LXV    |            The explanation which appeared to us to be appropriate
21        2, LXVI   |         before His sufferings He appeared to all indifferently, but
22        2, LXVI   |          sufferings He no longer appeared to all in the same way,
23        2, LXVI   |          it is related that "God appeared to Abraham," or to one of
24        2, LXVI   |   understand that the Son of God appeared in the one case on the same
25        2, LXVI   |          same principle that God appeared to the latter. ~
26        2, LXX    |    little before, that Jesus had appeared secretly to one woman and
27        2, LXXV   |          he asks, "What God that appeared among men is received with
28        3, XII    |        then, seeing Christianity appeared an object of veneration
29        3, XVII   |         Jesus, showing that what appeared to have happened to Him
30        3, XXII   |         had paid respect to what appeared to him to be the truth,
31        3, XXIII  |           Whereas our Jesus, who appeared to the members of His own
32        3, XXIII  |       Gospel in saying that what appeared was a shadow. And let the
33        3, XXVI   |          in the seventh year, he appeared in Proconnesus, composed
34        3, XXVI   |         Aristeas himself, having appeared in their country, exhorted
35        3, XXVIII |          of Jesus, but before He appeared among men--do not stir you
36        3, XLIII  |         were given of His having appeared after death.~
37        4, II     |        in this way he would have appeared to turn aside those who
38        4, XXII   |          for if at any time they appeared to be abandoned because
39        4, XXXV   |        refuted, by means of what appeared to him to be the true meaning,
40        4, XLVI   |     history; so that wherever it appeared to him to contain a ground
41        5, XXXVIII|     effect that very recently he appeared in public, agreeably to
42        5, LIII   |       one," there are others who appeared to different individuals.~
43        5, LVI    |         two," refer to those who appeared in shining raiment to the
44        5, LVII   |        or two angels should have appeared to announce that Jesus had
45        6, IV     |      qualified to behold Him, He appeared to Abraham, or to Isaac,
46        6, IV     |       Jacob. But who He was that appeared, and of what form, and in
47        6, VI     |   following effect, viz.: "If it appeared to me that these matters
48        6, VI     |       been preserved, because it appeared to the evangelists that
49        6, VIII   |          and who is said to have appeared on one day in two different
50        6, XI     |          several individuals had appeared in human life as sons of
51        6, L      |        he had shown, now, how it appeared to him that the holy Scriptures
52        6, L      |     demolish the arguments which appeared to him to establish their
53        6, LXXIV  |    degree of gravity, would have appeared more likely to convince,
54        6, LXXVI  |         proof that the Jesus who appeared to be "without form" was
55        6, LXXVII |         utility), inasmuch as it appeared to each one of such a nature
56        6, LXXIX  |    amongst whom the prophets had appeared, in order that, making a
57        7, XI     |        the ancient prophets have appeared in the time of Celsus. If
58        7, XVI    |         And if in that man as He appeared among men there was something
59        7, XVI    | resurrection;" for it was He who appeared to us in the form of the
60        8, XII    |        to one who has but lately appeared among men, and they think
61        8, XII    |   measure one who has but lately appeared," as though He did not exist
62        8, XII    |      before the time when Christ appeared. We worship, therefore,
63        8, XLV    | prodigies? To some the gods have appeared in visible forms. The world