Book, Chapter

 1        1, LI    |         the tomb who had seen Him arise from the dead, and who instructed
 2        1, LIX   |           and such a comet was to arise in connection with a particular
 3        1, LIX   |         this effect: "There shall arise a star out of Jacob, and
 4        1, LXVI  |       Ghost;" and on the second, "Arise, and take the young Child,
 5        2, II    |            and fowls of the air: "Arise, Peter; kill, and eat."
 6        2, XVI   |         actually arose, if he did arise; whereas he who appeared
 7        2, XVI   |          died, did not in reality arise. But since the resurrection
 8        2, XVIII |          that act of denial would arise, and yet this weakness was
 9        2, XLIX  |           it not. For there shall arise false Christs, and false
10        2, LIII  |    written in your law, 'If there arise among you a prophet, or
11        4, XXVIII|          good, "maketh His sun to arise upon the evil and the good,
12        4, LVI   |         Plato, who makes the soul arise from a certain bowl, and
13        4, LXXXII|         which wars, if ever there arise a necessity for them, should
14        5, XIV   |           dead, which latter will arise from the earth clothed with
15        5, XVIII |          those who were long dead arise from the earth and live
16        5, XX    |     Anytus and Melitus, too, will arise again as accusers of Socrates,
17        6, XXVII |          statements which did not arise from imperfect information;
18        6, XXVIII|          us, should, if possible, arise and exterminate the Christians
19        6, XLVI  |          to the full, there shall arise a king, bold in countenance,
20        6, LXXIX |          a bodily shape, He might arise with might and power upon
21        7, XXII  | troublesome sinful thoughts which arise in the soul and he who subdues
22        8, XX    |           cities a dispute should arise as to which had the finest
23        8, XLIII |        now, and those which shall arise hereafter. The Father of
24        8, LX    |        and dreading that harm may arise from these statements, adds: "
25        8, LXXI  |          some prudent ruler shall arise, with a foresight of what
26        8, LXXI  |          some prudent ruler shall arise, with a foresight of what
27        8, LXXII |        that it can never anywhere arise again, it is beyond our