Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI     |        that better things, even agreeably to their wishes, will follow,
 2        1, XXIV   |     being imitations of things, agreeably to which the names were
 3        1, XL     |      than all the other Greeks, agreeably to his assertion of being
 4        1, LXXI   |         destroys all falsehood, agreeably to the words of the prayer, "
 5        2, VIII   |     belief to Him when He came, agreeably to prophetic statement,
 6        2, XI     |        were bound, He was bound agreeably to His own will; thus teaching
 7        2, XIII   |         Gentiles," and beholds, agreeably to His words, the Gospel
 8        2, XXIII  |     those things that were done agreeably to his own decision were
 9        2, XLVIII |      would say, moreover, that, agreeably to the promise of Jesus,
10        2, LXXVI  |       of whom He is to converse agreeably to his individual character.
11        3, I      |       come, and who was called, agreeably to the traditions of the
12        3, II     |   surrounding nations believed, agreeably to their ancient institutions,
13        3, XXII   |        are not gods at all; but agreeably to the view of those who
14        3, XXXIII |       in the divine Scriptures, agreeably to the injunctions of Jesus,
15        3, L      | opinions, will blame those who, agreeably to what they regard as a
16        4, XI     |   Deucalion, the lapse of time, agreeably to the vicissitude of all
17        4, XVII   |    metempsychosis of Plato, but agreeably to another and higher view
18        4, XXVIII |        God), being called also, agreeably to an ancient custom of
19        4, XXIX   |         by acting in all things agreeably to reason, we may rise to
20        4, XLV    |         his daughter, in order, agreeably to the supposition, to prevent
21        4, LXV    |        same things must always, agreeably to the appointed cycles,
22        4, LXIX   |     safety of the whole passing agreeably to the change, which I have
23        4, LXXIII |  appointment, is termed "wrath" agreeably to a traditional usage of
24        4, LXXVII |       the sake of nothing, but, agreeably to the design of Providence,
25        4, LXXXIV |      that these animals, which, agreeably to the common ideas of all
26        4, LXXXVII|     literal signification, but, agreeably to the title of the book (
27        5, XIX    |    wisdom (that is from above), agreeably to the declaration, "The
28        5, XXIV   |        we will add that if man, agreeably to the wickedness of his
29        5, XXVIII |        worshipped his own gods, agreeably to his country's laws, although
30        5, XXXI   |      point out a manner of life agreeably to which they ought to live,
31        5, XXXIII |         reply that we are come, agreeably to the counsels of Jesus,
32        5, XXXVIII| recently he appeared in public, agreeably to certain juggling tricks
33        5, LXIII  |         yet mentioned, he says, agreeably to his usual custom, that "
34        6, II     |       of the world, impressing, agreeably to the desire of the Logos,
35        6, VII    |    search the Scriptures," and, agreeably to the command of Jesus,
36        6, XX     |         heavens, and receiving, agreeably to the teaching of Jesus,
37        6, XXI    |        mysterious. Celsus, too, agreeably to the opinion of Plato,
38        6, XXV    |        be purified by torments, agreeably to the saying: "The Lord
39        6, LXII   |         word "saw" being taken, agreeably to the custom of Scripture,
40        6, LXXVII |         time possess a quality, agreeably to which it is said, "He