Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIII  |         that the latter course was desired by Christianity, in order
 2        1, XXII  |         discontinued by Jesus, who desired that His disciples should
 3        1, XXXVI |           why should not those who desired to obtain auguries from
 4        1, XLIX  |      uttered. It were indeed to be desired, that all the accusers of
 5        1, LVII  |        into this world, and having desired to act as Jesus did, declared
 6        1, LVII  |            world, through which he desired to spread the glory of his
 7        1, LX    |           sign in the heaven, they desired to learn its signification.
 8        1, LXI   |          will be to no purpose. He desired accordingly to kill Him,
 9        1, LXX   |         words, "With desire have I desired to eat this passover with
10        2, XXXIII|          became incarnate, and who desired to confer benefits upon
11        2, XLIV  |   transgressors by wicked men, who desired rather a "murderer" (one
12        2, LV    |          is most probable, one who desired to impress others with this
13        2, LX    |           appearance as he himself desired, reported that such had
14        2, LX    |   themselves such an image as they desired. Now~it is not irrational
15        2, LXIII |        over, saying that "if Jesus desired to show that his power was
16        2, LXXII |       observing that Jesus neither desired all things regarding Himself
17        3, VIII  |           rose up against them and desired to destroy them. For in
18        3, XXVIII|  occurrence;--this, viz., that God desired to commend the doctrine
19        3, XXVIII|          Himself and His disciples desired that His followers should
20        3, XLVI  |           the multitudes those who desired to know His wisdom. And
21        4, IV    | reformation effected by Jesus, who desired to heal not only those who
22        4, LXXX  |           the help of God that men desired for themselves the means
23        5, XIV   |  wickedness of your own heart) you desired anything that was evil,
24        5, XXXIV |           allow them to do as they desired, saying that that country
25        5, L     |        reason, although the Romans desired to perpetrate many atrocities
26        6, XXXII |         such matters. For we, too, desired both to learn and set forth
27        6, LXXIX |          of souls, which no longer desired to remain deserted by God.~
28        7, XXXIX |         the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise;" and again