Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVII  |         the generation of several kinds of animals, that what He
 2        1, XLVI    |          testimonies of different kinds, to establish the divinity
 3        1, L       |       uttered predictions! in all kinds of ways regarding Christ;
 4        1, LXIV    |     healed; and if there be three kinds of chief blessings, still,
 5        2, XLIV    |      piety towards God suffer all kinds of injury and death, that
 6        3, XII     |        that heresies of different kinds have never originated from
 7        3, XV      |          idols, and images of all kinds, and, besides this, raise
 8        3, XXXVI   |        any mistake about ordinary kinds of food, or about touching
 9        3, LXXV    |       descends sometimes into all kinds of irrational animals, and
10        4, IX      |     doctrines by arguments of all kinds, not only derived directly
11        4, LIV     |         constructed the different kinds of things so as to secure
12        4, LV      |         brought forth after their kinds, and to every fowl of heaven
13        4, LXXV    |      owing to chance that so many kinds of plants, and trees, and
14        4, LXXXVII |       each animal towards certain kinds of help, that they possess
15        4, LXXXVII |         meaning; and one of these kinds of writing is "Proverbs."
16        4, LXXXVIII|           and sounds of different kinds, and the other animals to
17        4, XCII    |          and movements of various kinds, in order that men may be
18        4, XCIII   |           arranging the different kinds of animals, pronounced all
19        5, VI      |   lightnings, and fruits, and all kinds of productiveness, are brought
20        5, XXXIV   |         allowed to partake of all kinds of food. But the god would
21        5, XL      |           effect of the different kinds of laws, he adds the following
22        5, XLII    |            that they despised all kinds of divination, as that which
23        5, LVII    |        things, and who endure all kinds of injury, even to death
24        6, XIII    |     distinguished between the two kinds of wisdom. It is sufficient
25        6, XXIII   |          which gates of different kinds are enumerated, which obscurely
26        6, XXXIX   |        roots, or generally in all kinds of things?" In respect to
27        6, LI      |     manner in which the different kinds of days were allotted to
28        7, IX      |       down that there arc several kinds of prophecies, but he does
29        7, LIX     | illustration taken from different kinds of food, and from the different
30        8, XXX     |       animals, but from all other kinds of food, if we cannot partake
31        8, LI      |          one that there are three kinds of good, we must seek to
32        8, LXVI    |         but we must encounter all kinds of torment, or submit to