Book, Chapter

 1        1, XL    |        they hate, as the feeling comes upon them, being prevented
 2        1, XLVIII|        healing effluence from it comes upon them, saw in this manner
 3        2, XIX   |          plot is formed, and who comes to the knowledge of it,
 4        2, XX    | predicted through foreknowledge, comes to pass because it was predicted;
 5        3, XXI   |        in the house. And when he comes to understand it, he will
 6        3, LXIV  |         sin, and for that reason comes to repentance, being humbled
 7        3, LXXX  |          persuaded that the soul comes (into the body) from without,
 8        4, V     |        power and divinity of God comes through him whom God chooses,
 9        4, XII   |       the prophets say that God "comes down," who has said, "Do
10        4, XII   |       figurative sense. For God "comes down" from His own height
11        4, LXIX  |        but each individual thing comes into existence and perishes
12        4, LXIX  |  disappearance of evil, it again comes into existence, such questions
13        5, XXII  |         or tree which springs up comes from the grain of wheat,
14        6, XIII  |          because it is "divine"--comes, through the grace of God
15        6, XIII  |       the wisdom is wanting that comes from Thee, he shall be accounted
16        6, XXXI  |     grace be with me." After him comes Aloaeus, who is to be thus
17        6, XXXVI |      death, and through the tree comes life," because death was
18        6, XLI   |      with the Christianity which comes by Jesus, and who live according
19        6, XLIV  |          be like that good which comes by nature; and yet the former
20        6, LXXIII|          because the honey which comes from bees does not make
21        6, LXXIII|     experience teaches that wine comes from the vine, for taste
22        6, LXXIII|     distinguish (the wine) which comes from the vine. In the same
23        7, XXXII |       regions of heaven. When it comes into the world at birth,
24        7, XXXVI |        the language of a man; it comes not from the soul, but from
25        7, XXXVII|           and that all knowledge comes through the senses. But
26        7, XXXVII|        the language of a man; it comes not from the soul, but from
27        7, XLI   |         no less consideration He comes down to the weaker capacities
28        7, LXIII |    adultery when the opportunity comes to him, does so generally
29        8, XV    |       ruler over all things? How comes it, that while so many go
30        8, XLV   |    sanctuary." I know not how it comes that Celsus brings forward