Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref    |          with what I had already stated at the commencement, I should
 2        1, LI      |         whence David was." It is stated also in the Gospel according
 3        1, LVIII   |         come, and why he has not stated, according to the scriptural
 4        1, LXII    |         commendation, as we have stated a little above, says: "And
 5        1, LXVI    |       passage of Scripture it is stated that it was in a dream that
 6        2, XLVII   | considerations, of which we have stated only the smallest part in
 7        2, LXIII   |         in the Gospels it is not stated that He was always with
 8        2, LXX     |          to one woman; for it is stated in the Gospel according
 9        2, LXXI    |           He, treating of Deity, stated to His true disciples the
10        2, LXXII   |         am well pleased," is not stated to have been audible to
11        2, LXXII   |       remain hid?" what has been stated at greater length in the
12        2, LXXV    |      LXXV.~I think what has been stated is enough to convince any
13        2, LXXVIII |          regarding Jesus is thus stated by the Jew: "He was therefore
14        3, XLVIII  |         say that it has not been stated that "no wise man according
15        3, LXXIX   |       agreeable to truth, and is stated in obscure terms with advantage.
16        4, I       |     three preceding books, fully stated what occurred to us by way
17        4, XIX     |        God. For it is distinctly stated that Jesus endured all things
18        4, XXXIX   |         the paradise of God, nor stated that God is said to have
19        4, LIV     |      existence, not only to have stated his opinion, but also to
20        4, LXXIII  |    salvation of men, as has been stated to the best of my ability
21        4, LXXIII  |    clearly what has been already stated." Now what modest man, on
22        4, LXXXVIII|          when, having previously stated that the birds have declared
23        5, XX      |          time would permit, been stated in part on the present occasion (
24        5, LI      |        over what we have already stated by way of anticipation on
25        6, I       | assertion that "these things are stated much better among the Greeks (
26        6, IX      |        to me that it ought to be stated now. In each of existing
27        6, XII     |          reason of this has been stated long ago." And the reason
28        6, XLVI    |          regarding Antichrist is stated in the book of Daniel, and
29        6, XLVI    |       eggs in his hand." What is stated by Paul in the words quoted
30        6, L       |          light day," it has been stated that "in the beginning God
31        6, LVII    |        men?" it has been already stated that, if such an objection
32        6, LXVIII  |      answer is what we have just stated.~
33        6, LXIX    |       with Him." Now, as we have stated, the Son also is "difficult
34        6, LXXIV   |           perhaps, had they been stated with some degree of gravity,
35        6, LXXV    |            ignoble," as has been stated, nor is there any certain
36        6, LXXVIII |       Mercury (on an errand)! We stated, indeed, in what precedes,