Book, Chapter

 1        1, VI      |        things, making a boast of doing them by help of the power
 2        1, VI      |          guilty of wickedness in doing such things, neither are
 3        1, XI      |       things will result from so doing, although the contrary might
 4        1, XXIX    |       general, ever succeeded in doing?~
 5        1, XXXII   |         falsehood. And their not doing this in a credible manner,
 6        2, XX      |         that he suffered from so doing the calamities described
 7        2, XXV     |         had the appearance of so doing?~
 8        2, LVI     |      only to die, without really doing so; but, appearing again,
 9        2, LXVI    |        The Scripture, therefore, doing everything by appointment
10        3, VI      |          it happen that after so doing they did not rather adopt
11        3, XXIV    | AEsculapius himself, healing and doing good, and foretelling the
12        3, XLI     |        that we act piously in so doing," it is superfluous to say
13        3, LI      |          not to be blamed for so doing, let us see whether Christians
14        3, LVIII   |           do not blame us for so doing, since you will blame us
15        3, LXV     |       they are prevented from so doing by their habit of sinning,
16        3, LXX     |     wickedness, for the power of doing evil is contrary to His
17        3, LXXVII  |    honourable work whatever, but doing everything that is of a
18        4, LXXXVI  |    Immediately after this, as if doing his utmost to reduce the
19        4, LXXXVIII|         particular place, and of doing this thing or the other,
20        4, LXXXVIII|        in question, and by their doing what was foretold. And no
21        4, XCVII   |          particular place, or of doing this thing or that, and
22        5, VI      |        heaven, they refrain from doing obeisance to heaven and
23        5, VIII    |    prophet the Jewish people for doing obeisance to such objects,
24        5, XXXV    | philosophers, be censured for so doing? But if, for the sake of
25        5, XXXVII  |         to His word, although in doing so it may be necessary to
26        5, XLI     |          not to be blamed for so doing, but those persons rather
27        5, LII     |    corrupting their religion, or doing deeds of impiety; for these
28        5, LXIII   |        thinking, and saying, and doing what is in harmony with
29        6, XIX     |       and "super-celestial," and doing his utmost for their sake
30        6, XXXI    |          at all successful in so doing, let him listen to the instruction
31        6, XLIV    |          remarks, although in so doing we have added nothing of
32        6, LXXXI   |           nor, in order to avoid doing so, to swell this sixth
33        7, VIII    |        way as we find them still doing among the inhabitants of
34        7, XIII    |         as favouring evil, or as doing and enduring the most shameless
35        7, XXX     |    borrowed from them, and in so doing either misunderstood their
36        7, XXXII   |          in the womb; and before doing this, it puts on another
37        7, XLII    |        known to those who, after doing all that their powers will
38        7, XLVI    |         of them truths, were yet doing things unworthy of, that
39        7, LXVI    |         also why we abstain from doing honour to images, is that
40        8, VI      |       though we would thereby be doing any harm or injury to God,
41        8, XLII    |    himself, suffered no harm for doing so," he supposes that it
42        8, LII     |     universe, let them beware of doing ought which is displeasing
43        8, LXIII   |  whatever we do, or abstain from doing." That is, as I understand