Book, Chapter

 1        1, X       |       except that he believes his particular sect to be superior to any
 2        1, XII     |          had read the prophets in particular, which are full of acknowledged
 3        1, XXXIII  |                  XXXIII.~Now if a particular soul, for certain mysterious
 4        1, XXXVII  |        also prophecies respecting particular events; as, for instance,
 5        1, LV      |         predictions regarding one particular person were not rightly
 6        1, LIX     |        arise in connection with a particular kingdom or a particular
 7        1, LIX     |           particular kingdom or a particular time; but with respect to
 8        1, LXX     |    partook of food, and food of a particular kind. Well, be it so. Let
 9        2, XXVIII  |  demonstrated with regard to each particular prophecy, that it can apply
10        3, XI      |           observing, even in this particular, that from the beginning
11        3, XXIII   |         founded, and also in each particular case, whether those beings
12        4, VIII    |        man took place within each particular boundary, under him who
13        4, XXIV    |           in general, or of us in particular. For, let it be supposed
14        4, XXVII   |         vault of heaven for us in particular. But if a man is, as Jesus
15        4, XL      |           this not so much of one particular individual as of the whole
16        4, XL      |        appears to apply as to one particular individual, the curse pronounced
17        4, LIV     |         the investigation of each particular point, he would either have
18        4, LXIX    |          Him; for He does at each particular juncture what it becomes
19        4, LXXXVI  |    sorcery;" so that even in this particular men cannot specially pride
20        4, LXXXVIII|    intention of departing to some particular place, and of doing this
21        4, XC      |       guard against flying to any particular place Where men had planted
22        4, XCVII   |       intention of departing to a particular place, or of doing this
23        4, XCVII   |       question, and have done the particular thing which was foretold."
24        5, XVI     |      distinctly the sense of each particular passage, or unwilling to
25        6, VIII    |           believe that a God of a particular kind exists, and that he
26        6, VIII    |        and that he has a son of a particular nature, who descended (to
27        6, XLVI    | unrighteousness." To explain each particular here referred to does not
28        6, XLIX    |          general), but to this in particular, "He placed the cherubim,
29        6, LXXI    |      differ in no respect in this particular from the Stoics among the
30        7, V       |     entire ages, as I may say, to particular dwellings and places, whether
31        7, XLI     |          specified their names in particular, we should have felt ourselves
32        8, LVIII   |          are cured of diseases of particular parts of the body. What,