Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI     |             doctrine at the first, to proceed, under the peril of every
 2        1, XL     |            from a virgin, he does not proceed to deal in an orderly manner
 3        1, LIII   |       governors of the people were to proceed from the tribe of Judah,
 4        2, I      | representations; and therefore let us proceed to consider what he has
 5        2, X      |            and these the truth, which proceed from those who manifest
 6        2, L      |               a man's offences, could proceed from a system of deceit?~
 7        2, LI     |              nothing of divinity, but proceed from wicked men," for he
 8        2, LI     |              be found among men which proceed from a power that is divine,
 9        3, XXXVIII|              belief; and from this to proceed to show that what is termed
10        4, I      |          treatise of Celsus, or which proceed from opinions like his.
11        4, LIV    |            their construction did not proceed from the highest intelligence.
12        4, LIX    |          horse, and the beetles which proceed from an ass); for which
13        4, LXV    |               to say that they do not proceed from God, but cleave to
14        4, LXVI   |               evils, that they do not proceed from God, but cleave to
15        4, LXVI   |          certainly, that evils do not proceed from God; for according
16        4, LXVI   |               while the actions which proceed from it are wicked, and
17        4, LXXV   |               either that they do not proceed from Providence at all,
18        4, XCIII  |              of wickedness the demons proceed, so that they even assume
19        5, IV     |             probably demons,"--let us proceed to notice these remarks.
20        5, XL     |           king of all things," let us proceed to discuss this assertion.
21        5, XLIV   |               certain nations, let us proceed to look at them. He is of
22        5, LI     |            and their doctrine, let us proceed to consider what follows,
23        6, XXXI   |              the manner in which they proceed): "I salute the one-formed
24        6, LV     |                 and the actions which proceed from it, were not created
25        6, LXXIII |             can tell that it does not proceed from them. In the same way,
26        7, XXXIII |                out of which no longer proceed "evil thoughts, murders,
27        7, XLVI   |           fair arguments even if they proceed from those who are not of
28        8, I      |              against sin. We must now proceed to state the next objection
29        8, XXVIII |                  XXVIII.~We shall now proceed to the next statement of
30        8, XXIX   |                But those things which proceed out of the mouth are evil
31        8, LIII   |               on this subject, let us proceed to another statement of