Book, Chapter

 1        1, II      |        own, more divine than any established by Grecian dialectics. And
 2        1, III     |          for a considerable time established their schools in that part
 3        1, XXIX    |        especially overturned the established observances of the Greeks
 4        1, XXXVII  |          it has been pretty well established not only that our Saviour
 5        1, LXX     |   Grecian deity whose worship is established in one place. And it was
 6        2, XIII    |       themselves contrary to the established laws and the customs permitted
 7        2, XIII    |        to live according to this established religion of his will be
 8        2, XIII    |         the doctrine of Jesus be established, so that governors and kings
 9        2, XXXIX   |         their belief more firmly established than before that He was
10        2, XLIX    |       and the divinity of Christ established, as well as the divine missions
11        2, LI      |         when entire nations were established in consequence of their
12        3, XIV     |     manifold wisdom and miracles established Judaism first, and Christianity
13        3, XXIX    |        Churches to be everywhere established in opposition to those of
14        3, XXXIII  |         the divinity of Jesus is established both by the existence of
15        4, III     |         the Holy Scriptures have established the same to those who are
16        4, X       |        having neither proved nor established anything, proceeds to say,
17        4, XXII    |        laws, in harmony with the established constitution in all countries;
18        4, XXIV    | possession of reason, and of the established laws, treat them as men,
19        4, XLV     |       ought not to take place in established communities. And for the
20        4, LVII    |     beginning of the world, laws established for the purpose of regulating
21        4, LXII    |           nor for them to become established among the gods," and so
22        4, LXV     | uninjured amid the laws that are established in different states, in
23        4, LXXXI   |        Cities, accordingly, were established among men, with many arts
24        4, LXXXI   |      most successful legislators established the best constitutions,
25        4, LXXXVIII|     truth of their assertions is established by the departure of the
26        4, LXXXIX  |      human beings, ought to have established at greater length the actual
27        5, XXV     |        are, if they happen to be established among them. And such an
28        5, XXV     |         to protect what has been established for the public advantage;
29        5, XXV     |          rid of the institutions established from the beginning in the
30        5, XXVI    |          rid of the institutions established from the beginning in the
31        5, XXXII   |      with the customs originally established in the various places by
32        5, XXXIV   |        each nation observing its established method of worship. Of a
33        5, XLII    |        the constitution which he established, and were to examine the
34        7, XIV     |        in that way he would have established the position which he holds.
35        7, LI      |       that has been sufficiently established by what we have said? It
36        7, LXVII   |        of places where they have established themselves, and even sometimes
37        8, XI      |        has by innumerable proofs established the claims of Jesus, and
38        8, XIX     |      righteousness shall thou be established."~ 
39        8, XLV     |          many colonies have been established and made to flourish by
40        8, XLVIII  |        of the two is more firmly established as true; for both parties