Book, Chapter

 1        1, III    |   minds regarding him, as also happened in the history, of Pythagoras.
 2        1, XXX    |        of distinction, nothing happened to prove a hindrance to
 3        1, XXXI   |     one may well wonder how it happened that the disciples--if,
 4        1, XXXI   |      that such events actually happened, but that no credit is to
 5        1, XXXVIII|        persons among whom they happened to take up their abode,
 6        1, XLVII  |    truth--that these disasters happened to the Jews as a punishment
 7        1, XLVII  |     with reason to say that it happened on account (of the death)
 8        1, LXI    |       believe that this really happened), is not to be wondered
 9        2, XIII   | foreknew and foretold all that happened to Him; but the truth of
10        2, XIII   |      that He foreknew all that happened to Him, consider how, while
11        2, XV     |  foreknew everything before it happened;" not observing, or not
12        2, XV     | although these events actually happened, who could have proved that
13        2, XXX    |      refuses to see that it so happened, notwithstanding that the
14        2, XXXIV  |        continues, "no calamity happened even to him who condemned
15        2, XXXIV  |       a degree far beyond what happened to Pentheus. Moreover, why
16        2, XXXIX  |  dismay on account of what had happened to Jesus (for they still
17        2, XLI    |        would say that evil had happened also to Socrates, who was
18        2, XLII   |     predicted by Him before it happened, viz., that this Gospel
19        2, XLVIII |        this is related to have happened; viz., the daughter of the
20        2, LXII   |        respecting all that had happened to them, Jesus "drew near,
21        2, LXIX   |  narrative of the events which happened to Jesus do not present
22        2, LXX    |     the opposite ought to have happened." And let us hear what he
23        2, LXX    |        means by "ought to have happened." The being seen by all
24        2, LXX    |     The opposite ought to have happened?"~
25        2, LXXII  |        be known to all whom He happened to meet, nor yet all things
26        3, V      |        recorded events as they happened with perfect fidelity.~
27        3, XVII   |     that what appeared to have happened to Him in the capacity of
28        3, XXVI   |        But these things I know happened to the Metapontines in Italy
29        3, XXVII  |  recorded of Jesus not to have happened without the divine intervention,
30        3, XXXI   |        that the thing actually happened through the co-operation
31        4, VIII   |        lot, and how it rightly happened that "the portion of the
32        4, XX     |      to the first deluge which happened." And as the Christians
33        4, XXI    |       tower (of Babel) to have happened with a similar object to
34        4, XLIII  |     see that "all these things happened unto them for ensamples,
35        4, XCVI   |      gods" if their characters happened to be bad. The assertion,
36        5, XXXIV  |    before him those Greeks who happened to be present at the time,
37        5, XXXVIII|      if from any accident they happened to visit the Ethiopians
38        5, LVII   |    with perfect truth what had happened to them. Accounts of this
39        6, VIII   |      to speak evil of what has happened to such as are raised above
40        6, XXXVII |     point, he adds: "If he had happened to be cast down a precipice,
41        7, II     | prophets foretold events which happened in the life of Christ Jesus.
42        7, II     |        This and that must have happened.' And why? 'Because it had
43        7, XIV    |  things which are said to have happened to him, could have happened
44        7, XIV    |    happened to him, could have happened to one who is God?" From
45        8, XLI    |       what new thing has there happened since then to make us believe
46        8, XLIII  |        that, I mean, which has happened to the city, to the whole
47        8, XLV    |    handed down to us as having happened among the Jews, or as having