Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVI  |           a God in Israel that ye go to inquire of Baalzebub,
 2        1, LIII   |          saying to the prisoners, Go forth; and to them that
 3        1, LX     |        them that they were not to go back to Herod, but to return
 4        1, LXV    |           with your disciples you go and hide yourself in different
 5        2, X      |        then ye seek Me, let these go away." Nay, even to Him
 6        2, XIII   |          Me before men," etc. And go back with me in thought
 7        2, XVII   |           his companions, "Let us go to breakfast, as we shall
 8        2, XXX    |      their Master, when He said, "Go and teach all nations."
 9        2, XLII   |         that His disciples should go among all nations and announce
10        2, XLIX   |      Behold, he is in the desert, go not forth; behold, he is
11        2, LIII   |         unto thee, saying, Let us go after other gods which thou
12        2, LXIV   |       reason of their strength to go up the mountain along with
13        3, II     |      voice of His apostles should go forth into all the earth;
14        3, V      |          after a brief period, to go wherever they liked, as
15        3, LV     |        and their instructors, and go with the women and their
16        4, XII    |         also with the expression "go~Up." ~
17        4, LXXXVII|         locusts have no king, yet go they forth in order at one
18        4, LXXXIX |           Plato! We ought then to go to the birds as our teachers,
19        5, XX     |         But what need is there to go into detail upon the doctrine
20        5, XXIX   |         they have imagined to do. Go to, let Us go down, and
21        5, XXIX   |     imagined to do. Go to, let Us go down, and there confound
22        5, XXXIII |            and the "many nations" go forth, and say to one another,
23        5, XXXIII |      Christ: "Come ye, and let us go up to the mountain of the
24        6, IV     |   regarding the "chief good" will go down to the Piraeus and
25        6, XVI    |          is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle,
26        6, XVI    |          is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle,
27        6, XX     |          in harmony with them, to go before them to the things
28        6, XX     |          words are: "That where I go, ye may be also." And therefore
29        6, XXV    |         great and wide sea. There go the ships; small animals
30        6, XXVIII |       first human beings, and who go far beyond the Titans and
31        6, XXXVI  |         righteousness, that I may go into them, and praise the
32        7, I      |      delivered from deception may go on with the prophet to say, "
33        7, VII    |         and pulse. Or if you will go back to more remote times,
34        7, XXVIII |           of us "where we hope to go after death;" and he makes
35        7, XXXIII |        and know God? how shall we go to Him?'" Let any, however,
36        7, XXXIV  |           question, "How shall we go to God?" as though we thought
37        7, XXXVII |     sensible objects, in order to go on from them to a knowledge
38        7, L      |        singular expression, "They go astray as soon as they are
39        7, L      |            we are well content to go from our home in the body,
40        7, LXII   | Heraclitus; but as for them, they go further, and despise without
41        8, XV     |      comes it, that while so many go about the well, no one goes
42        8, XVI    |         is it, that while so many go about the well, no one goes
43        8, XVI    |     Celsus may apply to those who go on another road and tread
44        8, XXXII  |      angels." Whether demons ever go beyond this when they are
45        8, XXXVIII|          they are made to say, "I go up to a statue of Jupiter
46        8, XLIX   |          of the one objection, to go into a repetition of our
47        8, LIV    |         that "the prisoners would go forth, and they that were
48        8, LX     |       medical art; or if he would go beyond the common methods
49        8, LXII   |   prosperity. And we would rather go for help to one who seeks
50        8, LXXIII |         is given by soldiers, who go forth to fight and slay
51        8, LXXIII |          the kings than those who go into the field to fight