Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLVI    |       against their will, some sort of spirit having suddenly
 2        1, LXII    |   history of His apostles by a sort of divine power? And to
 3        1, LXVI    |      believers, so to speak, a sort of private question.~
 4        1, LXX     |       produce an indescribable sort of persuasion in the minds
 5        3, IV      |      it can be shown both what sort of person He was predicted
 6        3, IX      | pressed by a necessity of this sort, were contented with the
 7        3, XVIII   |     who assert that they are a sort of symbols of God, or anything
 8        3, XXVIII  |     have taken place. Now what sort of person is Apollo, who
 9        4, XIII    |        each man's work of what sort it is. If any man's work
10        4, XXXIV   |      who was Abraham, and what sort of person was Isaac, and
11        4, XXXV    |      establish anything of the sort, it being manifest that
12        4, LXXXVIII|    animals to movements of one sort or another. Others, again,
13        4, XCII    |      effectively in the milder sort of animals as they can in
14        5, XIV     |   cherished by worms. For what sort of human soul is that which
15        5, XXXVI   |                XXXVI.~But what sort of being is this Ammon of
16        6, I       |      over to them men of every sort. Those, on the other hand,
17        6, XII     |      by my wisdom. And of what sort is this wisdom? Such, probably,
18        6, XXIII   |       of Israel; viz., of what sort those were which were arranged
19        6, XXX     |       the third "an amphibious sort of animal, and one that
20        6, XLIV    |       place wickedness of this sort in some part of the universe,
21        7, V       |       and places, whether by a sort of magical force or by their
22        7, XXXI    |      latter are of an inferior sort. Accordingly, God in Isaiah
23        7, XXXII   |        house" which is in some sort necessary for this tabernacle,
24        7, XL      |        form and figure of that sort.~
25        7, LVI     |       set himself to show what sort of infamy he found in the
26        8, II      |       or other spirits of that sort." He says also, "He who