Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIX  |         good-natured Athenian, who saw that his native country
 2        1, XLIII |         heavens were opened, and I saw a vision of God." After
 3        1, XLIII |            even Isaiah asserts, "I saw the Lord of hosts sitting
 4        1, XLIII |          we tell whether he really saw them or not? Now, O Jew,
 5        1, XLIV  |      disciples the vision which He saw, and told them of the voice
 6        1, XLVIII|           from it comes upon them, saw in this manner what they
 7        1, XLVIII|          with the Holy Ghost And I saw, and bear witness, that
 8        1, XLVIII|        assert that He said that He saw it. For this great man did
 9        1, LXI   |           King of the Jews. For he saw not the sleepless guardian
10        1, LXIII |    Churches that are in Christ. He saw, probably, that anything
11        1, LXIX  |            you, O Jesus, were." He saw, besides, that if, as it
12        2, I     |            fell into a trance, and saw heaven opened, and a certain
13        2, II    |         explain to them; but as He saw that it was a work of exceeding
14        2, VIII  |       although they both heard and saw, they would not understand
15        2, XVI   |            they came to Jesus, and saw that He was dead, they brake
16        2, XXXVI |       blood and water. And he that saw it bare record, and his
17        2, XLIII |          Himself, or those whom He saw, for reasons known to Him
18        2, LXII  |            Jesus, and of those who saw Him after His resurrection,
19        2, LXIV  |           fashion to all those who saw Him, but according to their
20        2, LXXIV |           incredulity by those who saw these things: for had they
21        2, LXXIV |            they believed what they saw and heard, they would not
22        3, XXVIII|      against the Spirit;" but they saw also that the power which
23        3, XXIX  |        doctrine of Jesus; for they saw that the libations and odours
24        3, XLV   |             And the queen of Sheba saw all the wisdom of Solomon,
25        3, LXX   |       against it, or if he did, he saw the answers that might be
26        4, XVI   |         more excellent nature: "We saw Him, and He had no form
27        4, XIX   |          by methods which the Word saw would aid in bringing back
28        4, XXXIII|        intentional, inasmuch as he saw the strength of the argument
29        4, XLV   |  comprehending (its full meaning), saw fire devastating their city
30        4, LIV   |           wild animals? And he who saw that some divinities were
31        6, V     |        people that sat in darkness saw a great light." Observe
32        6, VI    | individuals, I would say that they saw better than Plato (by means
33        6, VIII  |          the third eye which Plato saw that he himself possessed,
34        6, XVI   |            needle" had for him who saw that "strait and narrow
35        6, LXII  |       passage; "And all the people saw the voice of God;" the word "
36        6, LXII  |           voice of God;" the word "saw" being taken, agreeably
37        6, LXVI  |            darkness--the Gentiles--saw a great light, and to them
38        6, LXXVII|        look at this alone say, "We saw Him; but He had no form
39        7, XII   |         shameful, or impure, if he saw any such passages; for then
40        7, XVIII |        supposition of Celsus, they saw themselves so grievously
41        7, XXXIX |           of the woman, "The woman saw that the tree was good for
42        7, XLIII |        Jesus, were among those who saw God the Father, which is
43        7, XLIV  |      divine grace to those whom He saw in His foreknowledge, and
44        7, XLIV  |            religion. God doubtless saw the pride and arrogance
45        8, XLII  |           to their enemies; for He saw that they were incurably