Book, Chapter

 1        1, VI     |       appear to be possessed of (miraculous) power; hinting, I suppose,
 2        1, XXVIII |       having there acquired some miraculous powers, on which the Egyptians
 3        1, XXXII  |          stories to overturn His miraculous conception by the Holy Ghost:
 4        1, XXXII  |         account of its extremely miraculous character, and not have
 5        1, XXXII  |        who would not believe the miraculous birth of Jesus would invent
 6        1, XXXII  |     world, should not have had a miraculous birth, but one the vilest
 7        1, XXXIII |     which receives an altogether miraculous body, possessing some qualities
 8        1, XXXIII |          which was to dwell with miraculous power among men, and work
 9        1, XXXIV  |       birth of Christ, and other miraculous occurrences, he has made
10        1, XXXVII |     persons who have recourse to miraculous narratives of this kind.
11        1, XXXVIII|        he refuses to believe the miraculous circumstances attending
12        1, XXXVIII| different, admitting somehow the miraculous works done by Jesus, by
13        1, XXXVIII|         the knowledge of certain miraculous powers, returned from thence
14        1, XLIV   |        writers of the Gospel the miraculous occurrence which took place
15        1, XLV    |        Jesus, accept as true the miraculous circumstances related of
16        1, LXVI   |         of help to Him in a very miraculous and unnecessarily public
17        2, XXXIII |         to show the striking and miraculous character of the events
18        2, XXXVI  |          not flow forth; but the miraculous feature in the case of the
19        2, LVII   |         had become accustomed to miraculous occurrences; so that, by
20        2, LVIII  |         His resurrection is more miraculous than that of the others
21        2, LXII   |        will appear only the more miraculous.~
22        3, III    |      yield their belief to their miraculous histories and prophecies,
23        3, XXXII  |      human necessity, but by the miraculous power which was given Him
24        3, XLVI   |         the word" as higher than miraculous powers, he for that reason
25        4, XXXV   |     nature of names employed for miraculous purposes, to lay down the
26        4, XLIX   |        and that referring to the miraculous issue of the water from
27        4, LIII   |       and experienced, which was miraculous, and worthy of being recorded
28        4, LXXX   |      guide them who do so with a miraculous manifestation of the means
29        5, VIII   |  afterwards to Christianity by a miraculous appearance of Jesus, the
30        5, LIV    |      have already mentioned, the miraculous narratives of the Jewish
31        5, LVII   |                  LVII.~Now, that miraculous appearances have sometimes
32        8, XLVII  |       power, and by the force of miraculous events.~