Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIV   |            to which the names were formed, and in conformity with
 2        2, II     |        idea which they had already formed of Jesus, as the Christ,
 3        2, IX     |         Before Me there was no God formed, neither shall there be
 4        2, IX     |             and the creatures were formed, who, according to the view
 5        2, IX     |         the soul and body of Jesus formed, after the oikonomia, one
 6        2, XIX    |         man against whom a plot is formed, and who comes to the knowledge
 7        2, XXXIX  |           judgments which they had formed regarding Him as the Christ?
 8        2, XLIII  |      number, that a conspiracy was formed against Him on account of
 9        2, LV     |          wandering imagination bad formed to himself an appearance
10        2, LX     |           a perverted imagination, formed such an appearance as he
11        2, LX     |           a perverted imagination, formed to themselves such an image
12        3, VIII   |         alone all the conspiracies formed against them; so that neither
13        3, XVIII  |         does not seem even to have formed an idea, judging not only
14        3, LXIX   |            the creature, if He has formed the nature of man with powers
15        4, XXV    |       human nature, which has been formed for virtue, even if it should
16        4, XXX    |          body to another; or being formed at the same time with the
17        4, XXXVI  |             that a certain man was formed by the hands of God, and
18        4, XXXVI  |          being whom He Himself had formed." By these instances, indeed,
19        4, XXXVII |            with introducing "a man formed by the hands of God," although
20        4, XXXVIII|          in deep slumber), and was formed by God, appears to you to
21        4, XXXIX  |           sleep. Penia accordingly formed a secret plot, with a view
22        4, XL     |            man whom He Himself had formed," we say in answer that
23        4, LIV    |           diverse materials, being formed by one architect, who constructed
24        4, LVII   |     present time a snake should be formed out of a dead man, growing,
25        4, LXXVI  |             by means of which were formed the tools required for the
26        4, LXXVII |         design of Providence, were formed for the sake of man.~
27        4, LXXIX  |   societies such as now exist were formed, and weapons and nets employed,
28        4, LXXIX  |   societies such as now exist were formed," he appears to have forgotten
29        4, LXXIX  |             so that there might be formed from the beginning a union
30        4, LXXXIII| obliterated, and to assume others, formed after I know not what likeness
31        4, XC     |          beforehand of the designs formed against their young, either
32        4, XCVIII |         instinct; the nature which formed them being desirous to show
33        6, XXV    |            dragon, which Thou hast formed to play therein." Instead
34        6, XXXI   |           of the tree of life, and formed after this image, in the
35        6, LXXIII |            woman, until a body was formed around it, or by assuming
36        6, LXXIII |      believed that it had not been formed by generation; and yet an
37        7, XXIX   |            had found a truth which formed no part of the Jewish mythology. "
38        7, XXXVIII|          the intelligence which is formed in His image, though now,
39        7, LXVI   |          reasonable soul, which is formed to virtue, although Celsus,
40        8, XXXV   |         whose characters have been formed by the teaching of Jesus,
41        8, XLVII  |           in so wonderful a manner formed themselves into a community,