Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVII |           and the people,--yet it proved victorious, as being the
 2        1, LVII  |       unmistakeable result having proved that Simon was in no respect
 3        2, X     |         false witness against Him proved Him to be guilty. Was not
 4        2, XV    |          happened, who could have proved that they turned out in
 5        2, XVI   |         to the whole world, as we proved in the preceding book. He
 6        2, XVIII |            I know not; for it was proved, with respect to the traitor,
 7        2, XIX   |     prediction of these events is proved to be untrue; and it is
 8        2, L     |      Moses, but the issue clearly proved that the acts of the former
 9        2, LIX   |     Himself,) we say that we have proved from the Gospels that He
10        2, LXVIII|          a possible one, they are proved to make the world, so far
11        2, LXXIV |         own swords." ~Now we have proved that many foolish assertions,
12        3, XLV   |        should become wise, can be proved not only from the ancient
13        3, XLVI  |        the wisdom of Moses, which proved superior to all the wisdom
14        3, LXXXI |       superior to those which are proved to be divine, and uttered
15        4, X     |         his custom having neither proved nor established anything,
16        4, XXXI  |     reputation or account," to be proved, because no remarkable event
17        4, LIV   |           Zeno of Citium, to have proved that the bodies of animals
18        4, LXI   |          examined and tested, are proved not to be sound and incontrovertible.
19        4, LXIII |       good and evil, and who have proved also from history that in
20        4, LXXXIX|           divination, and to have proved in the next place that the
21        5, LVIII |        the help of another angel, proved more powerful than the conspirators,
22        7, VI    |         else; yet how shall it be proved that these are gods, and
23        7, XVIII |          a law whose promises had proved glaringly false, if they
24        7, XXII  |          as they deserve who have proved traitors to the truth of
25        7, LVI   | interpolations are. He might have proved his assertion by producing
26        7, LIX   |       Greeks, especially if it be proved that the writings of the
27        8, XVI   |          contained in it, when we proved that no sedition or disloyalty
28        8, XXI   |         public feasts, if it were proved that the public feasts had
29        8, XXI   |        but may on the contrary be proved to have been devised by