Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI     |         to him, and which are the result of careful investigation.
 2        1, XI     |           that better things will result from so doing, although
 3        1, XIII   |          to be known. But as this result did not follow, it pleased
 4        1, XXII   |         to produce some wonderful result by means of their knowledge.
 5        1, XXVI   |       show, as evidence of such a result, one hundred persons improved
 6        1, XLVI   |         that reason committed the result to writing.~
 7        1, LVII   |        himself, the unmistakeable result having proved that Simon
 8        2, V      |           but in heaven. And this result shows itself among those
 9        2, VIII   |       shall remark that this very result was foretold by the prophets.
10        2, XIV    |           also testified that the result corresponded to His predictions.
11        2, XX     |   occurrence. Now, certainly this result is present to the foreknowledge
12        2, XXXII  |          how does that affect the result? Suppose that she were ignorant,
13        2, LI     |          human life which are the result of divine power. And it
14        2, LII    |          divine? For if the final result, and the founding of an
15        2, LXXVIII| beforehand that such would be the result, He foretold it, and made
16        3, III    |     visible presence. But if this result has not taken place, and
17        3, IX     |           would not desire such a result." Now that the above statement
18        3, IX     |           would not desire such a result."~
19        3, XII    |           at all, however, as the result of faction and strife, but
20        3, XXIII  |          His death was indeed the result of a conspiracy, and bore
21        3, XXVII  |         and see whether, from the result, and from the benefits which
22        3, XXXII  |           having predicted such a result in many other passages of
23        3, XXXIII |        case of the Astypalaean, a result like that which is produced
24        3, XXXV   |         by what he has admitted a result which he does not desire,
25        3, XXXVIII|           a fortunate one, or the result of thorough investigation,
26        3, XXXIX  |  attempted or accomplished such a result without the divine assistance.
27        4, XIII   |   wickedness, and the works which result from it, and which, being
28        4, XIX    |       absurdity, if such a saving result were to be accomplished,
29        4, LXI    |        individuals, see what will result from our being able to listen
30        4, LXXXI  |    consideration, and what is the result of an irrational nature,
31        4, LXXXVI |     whether that knowledge be the result of experience, or of some
32        5, X      |        they were to resemble as a result of their understanding and
33        5, XIX    |          upon it the wounds which result from sin.~
34        5, XXVII  |           this is the most absurd result that can be conceived!~
35        5, XLV    |          we could not produce the result which the incantation professed
36        5, XLV    |          name is attended with no result, as is the case with other
37        5, XLV    |     language, we shall produce no result; but if we retain it as
38        5, XLV    |      there would then follow some result from the pronunciation of
39        5, XLV    |        how much less would be the result among those who regard it
40        6, X      |           power, but shown by the result to be due to a divine spirit
41        6, XXVI   |          the flood of evils which result from sin. The doctrine of
42        6, XLIV   |        that the good which is the result of accident, or of communication,
43        6, XLV    |           what consequences would result from both of these, wished
44        6, LIII   |    nevertheless follows only as a result when you compare the principal
45        7, XIX    |      Christ, although rather as a result of God's anger, if I may
46        8, LXXII  |    impossible. And perhaps such a result would indeed be impossible